Sustainability data and technology firm ESG Book has launched its Corporate ESG Dashboard. The product combines granular data, analytics and disclosure assets, providing a comprehensive assessment and reporting tool.
The platform has been developed in response to growing ESG reporting demands from investors and regulators alike, and with firms often finding ESG ratings inaccurate and opaque.
The dashboard gives users the ability to analyse and optimise their corporate ESG performance, revealing underlying source data and allowing for performance benchmarking against competitors.
More than 450 ESG metrics from each company on the platform are sourced, verified and updated daily, and over 140,000 disclosures are taken into account. This granular approach facilitates the identification of non-financial risks and opportunities.
Commenting on the launch, Daniel Klier, CEO of ESG Book, says: “Companies today face the challenge of integrating ESG factors into their business strategy and decision-making processes whilst ensuring data accuracy and effective communication. However, with ESG ratings often based on opaque and inconsistent information, corporates increasingly require a better approach to ESG data in order to meet stakeholder demands and navigate ever more complex regulation.
“With the Corporate ESG Dashboard, companies have a powerful new tool at their disposal to take ownership of their ESG data, and transform how they manage and report on sustainability issues.”
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