The Pillar 3 framework is more than a compliance obligation, it represents a shift in how climate risks are disclosed and assessed across the banking sector. Finding the right data sources unlocks benefits not only for regulatory purposes but across the entire business.
This in-depth guide, developed by Asset Impact in collaboration with ESG Book, offers practical insights and technical guidance to help reporting teams meet regulatory expectations without compromising data quality or rigorous analysis.
What you'll learn
- What the Pillar 3 disclosure requirements involve, and how they’re evolving
- Why corporate-reported data often falls short, and how to improve coverage and comparability
- The power of combining asset-based emissions, production and entity-level indicators across 13+ climate-critical sectors
- How to strengthen your analysis of transition risk for benefits beyond compliance
Pillar 3 is as much a data challenge as it is a compliance one, but banks shouldn’t have to compromise between rigour and regulatory alignment. Asset-based climate data makes it possible to achieve both.
Research Director, Asset Impact
As sustainability disclosure grows more complex, ESG Book and Asset Impact provide high-quality, taxonomy-aligned data to support GAR and EBA Pillar 3 ESG reporting. Our emissions dataset helps banks assess climate risks and ensure compliance with global standards–streamlining reporting, reducing burdens, and enhancing transparency.
Director ESG Research, Head of Regulatory Solutions, ESGBook
This guide sets out how banks can now move beyond static, aggregated company reports and instead use asset-based, entity-level data to unlock transparency and consistency require for both compliance and more robust climate risk analysis.
Chief Product Officer, Asset Impact
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