Complying with the future
The Standard Ethics Rating (SER) is not the destination—it’s the best roadmap available to understanding your current position and the steps needed to reach your sustainability goals.
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Welcome to Standard Ethics
Standard Ethics is the Agency that issues Standard Ethics Ratings (SER) in Europe. These are independent ESG opinions on an entity's level of compliance with the voluntary sustainability guidelines established by the UN, the OECD and the European Union.
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Corporate Rating
The Corporate Standard Ethics Rating (Corporate SER) is an independent ESG opinion of an entity’s level of compliance with the voluntary sustainability guidelines established by the United Nations, the OECD and the European Union.
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Country Rating
Standard Ethics assigns unsolicited ratings to the OECD countries that reflect the sustainability principles established by the UN, OECD and EU. The Country Standard Ethics Rating (Country SER) has been suspended from January 2026 due to a methodological review.
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Security Rating
The Security Standard Ethics Rating (Security SER) is assigned to financial instruments or general-purpose issues (bonds or other debt instruments). The analysis takes into account the issuer, its industrial plans, and its development and sustainability strategies.
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Sustainability Clusters
Standard Ethics' clusters (formerly known as Index or Benchmark) are designed to measure how closely ESG policies align with international sustainability guidelines over time. Find out more on the dedicated website.
Corporate Rating
The Corporate Standard Ethics Rating (Corporate SER) is an independent ESG opinion of an entity’s level of compliance with the voluntary sustainability guidelines established by the United Nations, the OECD and the European Union.
Country Rating
Standard Ethics assigns unsolicited ratings to the OECD countries that reflect the sustainability principles established by the UN, OECD and EU. The Country Standard Ethics Rating (Country SER) has been suspended from January 2026 due to a methodological review.
Security Rating
The Security Standard Ethics Rating (Security SER) is assigned to financial instruments or general-purpose issues (bonds or other debt instruments). The analysis takes into account the issuer, its industrial plans, and its development and sustainability strategies.
Sustainability Clusters
Standard Ethics' clusters (formerly known as Index or Benchmark) are designed to measure how closely ESG policies align with international sustainability guidelines over time. Find out more on the dedicated website.
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