Atlas Metrics

🌟 Atlas Metrics has been recognized as one of the #ESGFinTech100 companies for the third consecutive year! FinTech Global’s ESGFinTech100 highlights the top 100 innovative companies in the ESG space, providing next-generation tools for the financial services industry, selected by industry experts. At Atlas Metrics, we simplify ESG compliance and portfolio management with integrated solutions for SFDR, decarbonization, and more. We are proud of this recognition and to support over 2,000 investors and companies in managing their sustainability goals. 🗞️ Learn more about this recognition here: https://lnkd.in/ezVPwcH5 #ESG #FinTech #SFDR

What must financial entities report on to comply with the #SFDR? The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) has two main disclosure levels: entity-level and product-level. Each level requires disclosures in three different forms. ⬇️ To comply, financial entities must meet the disclosure requirements outlined below (using the EU templates in Annexes I to V). 🧭 For more guidance, visit our blog: https://lnkd.in/e8s6Ptaw #ESG #compliance #assetmanagement

How are financial products classified under the #SFDR? The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is designed to enhance transparency in financial markets through standardized sustainability disclosures. ⬇️ It classifies financial products into three main categories based on their level of ESG consideration. 🧭 For more guidance, visit our blog: https://lnkd.in/e8s6Ptaw #ESG #compliance #assetmanagement

🇪🇺 #CSRD news: European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published enforcement priorities for 2024 corporate reporting. Highlights: - Detailed disclosures about the double materiality process are key - Where possible, use quantitative information as objective evidence of the materiality of an impact, risk, or opportunity - Follow rules around the structure of the sustainability statement, and pay attention to alignment with wider corporate/financial reporting -  Irrespective of materiality, all Disclosure Requirements (DRs) and their datapoints in ESRS 2 are mandatory - Mandatory use of templates for EU Taxonomy reporting - On digitalisation of reporting, no requirement to mark-up sustainability statements until a digital taxonomy is adopted It has been a pleasure to provide input to this agenda via our work in ESMA's Corporate Reporting Working Group. Lots more to come, especially on digital sustainability reporting 🧑💻 Link here: https://lnkd.in/egFiGBVT

The rise of supply chain regulations and reporting obligations has driven demand for ESG software. But do SMEs truly need to spend up to six figures on these solutions? We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Caspar Dohmen for an interview with Table.Briefings. Our CEO Wladimir Nikoluk spoke about the growing importance of transparency in ESG compliance, the risks companies face from sustainability missteps, and how this information, which was once optional, is now mandatory and closely monitored by investors and rating agencies. ⬇️ Discover a few highlights from their conversation 🗞️ Read the full interview on Table.Briefings: https://lnkd.in/dUhyq3aU #ESG #AtlasMetrics #TableMedia #TableBriefings

🤝 Atlas Metrics partners with Moore TK, a leading advisory firm in Germany and part of the Moore Global Network Limited, to offer comprehensive support for clients navigating SFDR compliance. SFDR compliance is essential for asset managers to meet investor and regulatory standards. It requires transparency on sustainability risks, detailed adverse impact disclosures, and classification of financial products based on sustainability criteria. Moore TK now recommends Atlas Metrics as the preferred solution for efficient SFDR compliance and ESG data management. Together, we offer a 360° approach, combining Atlas Metrics’ technology with Moore TK’s expertise to help investors meet SFDR requirements and manage sustainability performance across their portfolio. 🔗 To learn more about this partnership and its benefits, visit: https://lnkd.in/eCv3ajEx #ESG #SFDR #AtlasMetrics #MooreTK

🎉 Atlas Metrics has won the Pitch Competition Grand Final at the Mastercard Central European Fintech Forum 2024 and received the Product Innovation Award! It is a very proud moment to see our platform, built to enhance transparency in business impact, recognized as one of Europe’s most innovative technologies. A huge thank you to the Mastercard team for this recognition and for hosting such a great event. Special thanks to Sixtine zu Münster, Alejandra Plazas, Miriam Brownstone, Michelle Hughes, and Andreas Spengel. 📺 Watch the after-movie here: https://lnkd.in/eej4cJhe #MastercardFintechForum #IndustryLeaders #Innovation

🧩 What makes the Green Asset Ratio (GAR) so challenging for banks? While the GAR is a powerful tool for assessing a bank's alignment with sustainability goals, its implementation comes with challenges, including demanding data collection, complex templates, and difficulties in comparing GARs across banks. ⬇️ Here is an overview of the key challenges and considerations banks face when measuring their GAR 🔍 For more details, check out our article on the EU Taxonomy for banks: https://lnkd.in/eCqpiye4 #ESG #compliance #EUtaxonomy #greenassetratio

🎙️ Excited to share that Startup Insider's latest podcast features our CEO, Wladimir Nikoluk, on Startup Spotlight! Wlad dives into how companies can make their sustainability goals both measurable and actionable. In conversation with Jan Thomas, they discuss: - The impact of sustainability on market value - The competitive landscape of sustainability platforms - Network effects driven by sustainability initiatives 🎧 Tune in this episode (in 🇩🇪) to learn how ESG regulations are reshaping business performance and how companies and investors can best implement these changes. 🔗 Link to the episode: https://lnkd.in/ek_phGdF #ESG #AtlasMetrics #StartupInsider #StartupSpotlight

Under the EU Taxonomy, banks must report on four types of Green Asset Ratio (GAR), each highlighting different aspects of sustainable lending and investment. Collectively, these GAR metrics provide a comprehensive view of how banks align their activities with environmental goals. Banks must disclose the total GAR for covered on-balance sheet assets (stock and flow) and break it down by environmental objective and counterparty type to show how different portfolio segments contribute to sustainability objectives. ⬇️ Here is a quick overview of the 4 GAR types banks must report on 🔎 For more details, read our guide: https://lnkd.in/eceGygKf #ESG #compliance #EUtaxonomy #greenassetratio