Why climate risk is now widely recognised as a fiduciary duty and what investors must do to align their due diligence processes with this evolving standard.

Emmi has expanded its carbon estimation methodology to cover global corporate real estate for Scopes 1 and 2. This update enhances our ability to support institutional investors with accurate, scalable, and auditable real estate emissions data across international portfolios.

Emmi’s Machine Learning (ML) model delivers superior accuracy by using the reported data universe more intelligently, avoiding the linear averages and assumptions that limit traditional factor-based approaches.

States defy Trump’s ESG rollback with strict climate rules; global standards tighten—climate risk management is now essential.

Today we have a great new enhancement to our Carbon Diagnostics product: the integration of reported emissions data for public equities...

As the effects of climate change continue to accelerate, the importance of integrating climate risk into investment processes has gained...

In the wake of Trump's election victory, we analysed how different sectors performed in response to his pro-business stance and...

Bitcoin's price ($BTC) has been skyrocketing since the SEC permitted the launch of spot-Bitcoin ETF's in January 2024. The likes of...

Scenario analysis is now mandated under the ISSB and other climate-related financial disclosu

Hello everyone, There is a perception that corporate disclosures of carbon emissions are far more accurate than those that come from...

In collaboration with Griffith University and The University of Otago, today we have published a major new study in PLOS Climate today on...

What is the ISSB and why is it a big deal? In June 2023, the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) published a landmark...

An Investor Guide to the new ISSB disclosures Big news came in on June 26th with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)...

Why physical climate risk is negligible for investors Glaciers melt too slow for short-term markets The world is warming, glaciers are...

Quantifying how your investment portfolios perform under a range of different future climate scenarios is required for disclosures like...

Globally, there are ~50,000 publicly listed companies. The vast majority (>85%) don’t report carbon emissions. Even when companies do...

Summary of what you need to know • Emmi coverage and prediction quality • What does it mean for your portfolio? Emmi Emissions...

Hello everyone, There’s been a lot of activity from the world’s financial regulators on mandating carbon emission disclosures for...

As the world accelerates towards net-zero, investors are needing to quantify portfolio-level carbon risk from the bottom-up across their...

Greenwashing just won’t cut it anymore - here’s what risk managers need to know

In his 2022 annual letter to CEOs, BlackRock’s Larry Fink said, “Every company and every industry will be transformed by the transition...

The politics of COP26 in Glasgow is over and the financial world continues to accelerate towards net-zero. Investors are looking to better identify, quantify and solve for the carbon transition risk in their portfolios. So what are the best carbon metrics to do that?

You’ve probably been hearing a lot in the news about countries and companies committing to ‘net-zero’ carbon emissions. President Xi Jinping for example has committed China net-zero emissions by 2060 while US President Joe Biden, has recently committed the USA to achieve net-zero by 2050. In Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison seems close to setting a net-zero target too, along with countless other leaders.

One long-time frustration of mine is how people like to lump climate change in with deep-green ‘environmental’ issues. From deforestation to anti-GMO and protecting polar bears, climate change often gets thrown into the broad tranche of politicised issues that are not systemic to the financial system.

Larry Fink, CEO of Blackrock shared in his 2020 letter to clients, “there is a fundamental reshaping of finance” taking place where “climate risk is investment risk”.

We have upgraded our universe coverage from 3,000 companies to a whopping 40,000. Our coverage now encompasses all major regions, sectors and indexes. This now means we are one of the widest coverage providers of carbon risk out there!