ESG’s significance for a company
As the ESG space evolves, guided by regulations and investor preferences, companies need to adopt a proactive approach on:
- How the interplay between a company and its operating environment causes an impact and the opportunity it creates
- How non-financial factors for an organisation play a key role in making financial impact and affects the long term business resilience
The changing ESG landscape for companies
- ESG has become a critical compliance need as regulators are setting mandatory standards for companies to make ESG disclosures, especially regarding climate change
- An increasing proportion of investors are not only adopting ESG, but also referring to different standards while investing and many of them are developing their own frameworks
- Global warming, changing social norms and macroeconomic events can impact a company’s business. Companies need to work on mitigating the risks and capitalizing on opportunities
EMAlpha for Corporates
As the ESG space rapidly evolves, EMAlpha has meticulously merged the investment experience and domain expertise of co-founders and the team. With the efficiency of AI to help assess, mitigate, and capitalize on the ESG challenges and opportunities that companies are facing, EMAlpha plays the role of an enabler and an in-house ESG expert. From using ESG analytics for reporting assessment to keeping track of changes in popular ESG standards, EMAlpha’s solutions help corporates address all the critical ESG needs to make a positive impact.
Understand investor perspective
- Help companies understand investors’ perspective on their ESG initiatives
ESG reporting assessment
- Assess ESG reporting of companies and peer group to suggest meaningful improvement
Disclosure guidance
- EMAlpha's AI-powered ESG solution guides companies on their ESG disclosures
Navigating the maze of ESG standards
- Assist companies on the relevance of ESG frameworks and how to tackle them
ESG risks and opportunities
- EMAlpha aids in mitigating the risks and benefit from the opportunities arising from changing ESG landscape
EMAlpha’s ESG value-creation
EMAlpha tracks global ESG developments that could have an impact on companies and their external environment. In spite of the major positive progress, ESG is often seen either as a compliance burden or only as a tool to attract investors. But that is myopic. While investors are certainly rewarding the companies performing better on ESG, the board and senior management could also use ESG for identifying blind spots, for a more nuanced understanding of associated risks and opportunities, and finally for taking the necessary action with conviction.
Data
EMAlpha analyses relevant E, S, and G data for the companies
Inference
EMAlpha brings structure and sense to the information through data analytics
Correlate
EMAlpha’s AI driven GUI compares a company’s ESG performance in absolute terms and vis-à-vis its peers
Risk mitigation
EMAlpha helps in more efficient risk management through a better understanding of ESG challenges
Spot opportunities
Because of the investment management experience of the co-founders, EMAlpha brings investors’ perspective on ESG
ESG disclosures
EMAlpha reviews a company’s reporting on multiple ESG standards