Paris, October 7— Asset Impact and SAP Fioneer have entered a strategic partnership to embed granular, forward-looking climate transition data directly into banks’ finance, risk, and credit workflows. The collaboration delivers an end-to-end solution that links asset-level production and emissions data to loan books and reporting systems, helping institutions assess, manage, and disclose transition performance with audit-ready outputs.

Why this matters

Many institutions face growing pressure to make auditable, scenario-based disclosures while also integrating climate risk into day-to-day decision-making. Yet data quality, transparency, and comparability have remained major bottlenecks. This partnership tackles those issues by combining Asset Impact’s asset-based company data with SAP Fioneer’s ESG KPI Engine, enabling consistent, real-time insights across Finance, Risk, and Sustainability teams.

What the partnership delivers

End-to-end integration: A unified setup that orchestrates internal portfolio data with external climate data and connects seamlessly to core banking systems—eliminating siloed tools and spreadsheets.  

Increased data accuracy & granularity: Forward-looking emissions and production data at the level of physical assets and companies, mapped to portfolios for more robust calculations and decision usefulness.  

Trusted results: Auditable, transparent KPIs aligned with leading standards and regulatory expectations (e.g., PCAF, CSRD, EBA) to withstand internal and external scrutiny.

How it works

At the core of the solution is Asset Impact's dataset, comprising 300,000+ physical assets mapped to 70,000+ companies and 170,000 securities across 13 high-emitting sectors, with Scope 1–3 views forward-looking to 2040.  

SAP Fioneer ESG KPI Engine integrates this data directly into core credit, risk, and reporting systems to calculate financed emissions, intensities, and net-zero alignment—at portfolio and counterparty levels, with drill-downs by company, sector, region, or asset.

“This partnership tackles one of the biggest pain points in integrating sustainability data into decision-making by putting forward-looking, transparent and comparable production and emissions data into the hands of decision-makers. Banks can link key metrics like GHG emissions and physical intensities attributable to companies and their underlying assets to their loan books—in real time, with full auditability,” said Michel Amar, Chief Business Development Officer at Asset Impact.

“We’re giving banks the ability to actively manage the climate transition of their loan and investment portfolios and to credibly report on it. By embedding granular, forward-looking production and emissions data into the heart of finance and risk workflows, this solution provides a future-proof, data-driven foundation for transition planning,” said Stefan Malchow, Head of Sales ESG Solutions at SAP Fioneer.

What’s next

Learn how real-time transition intelligence can support climate risk management, disclosure, and target setting at our upcoming joint session: “Transition Intelligence in Practice: Turning fragmented climate data into portfolio decarbonization insights.”