Amid increasing transition and physical climate risks, evolving market expectations, and growing regulatory demands, financial institutions worldwide struggle to access robust, comparable, and forward-looking emissions and production data. Through our unique approach, Asset Impact addresses this gap. Asset-based data provides users with the clarity needed to deliver long-term value.  

We provide data on over 65,000 listed and unlisted companies across 11 high-emitting sectors, using a bottom-up approach. By meticulously tracking and analyzing more than 300,000  physical assets — from ships crossing the Pacific to oil fields in Texas, and steels plant in Sweden — and connecting each asset to the companies and securities that hold ownership stakes, we offer granular insights into global emissions and the climate transition.

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Why Choose Asset Impact’s data?  

Leading banks, regulators, research institutions, and asset owners and managers – including MassMutual, Barclays, BBVA, BNP Paribas, and KLP – add our detailed, forward-looking data to gain a new level of insights that are unique to the market.  

• Comprehensive: Bridge data gaps with our extensive dataset, covering 75% of global emissions across more than 200 countries and 11 climate-critical sectors, including transport, energy, and metals and materials.

• Detailed: Enhance your portfolio analysis with granular data from over 300,000 assets owned by more than 62,000 unlisted companies and 3,500+ listed companies, connected to 15,000 securities.

• Comparable: Simplify investment comparisons with our consistent methodologies, applied uniformly across assets, companies, and sectors.

• Forward-looking: Anticipate future climate risks and opportunities with data forecasts extending to 2030 and beyond.

• Transparent: Build trust in your analysis with fully documented methodologies—no black box ratings, scores, or reliance on vague corporate disclosures.

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How do companies use Asset Impact’s indicators?

• Set & track net-zero targets: Detailed asset-based data enables firms to set actionable climate targets at the company, portfolio, or sector-level and supports monitoring and adjusting strategies over time.

• Measure financed emissions: High-quality data ensures accurate measurement of emissions, leading to reliable insights and effective decarbonization strategies

• Meet voluntary and mandatory reporting requirements: Transparent and trusted data enhances credibility and helps firms keep up with evolving regulations and standards, including SFDR, TCFD, EBA Pillar III.  

• Engage investee companies: Comparable and comprehensive data provides a basis for engagement discussions, helping to set clear expectations and track future improvements of investee companies.

• Manage climate risks: Granular, forward-looking data helps firms to understand specific transition and physical risks from the asset level up, enabling risk assessment and optimization strategies over the short-, mid-, and long-term.