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Corporations, investors, regulators, and standard setters worldwide are coalescing around the standardizing and digitizing of ESG and sustainability reporting. How do investors maximize their insights and analyses from the ESG and sustainability disclosures reported by companies?

Considering ESG data without its implications on financial performance for any type of analysis will lead to suboptimal decision-making. Analyzing ESG data in a vacuum will only provide one side of the picture. Financial data is critically required to complete the picture.

Despite the uncertainty of diverging methodologies and technologies, ESG data will continue to be sought after by asset managers. The idaciti team has pioneered market-tested technology to structure sustainability data and make it actionable.

With the expanded roles and responsibilities of CFOs and reporting professionals, how does this professional group keep up to date with emerging trends in ESG and regulatory requirements?

The linkage between company financial and sustainability reporting is not treated in silos, but rather, as financial and sustainability are treated as an integrated reporting activity.

Why do companies need to act with positive intent and transparency regarding their ESG programs and not simply make superficial statements

The bridge between the here and the now to that of the digital ESG reporting future exists - it just takes some creativity and innovation.

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idaciti ESG Accelerator is a collection of applications designed to streamline ESG data collection and information delivery. The XBRL-first approach and ML-assisted technology automate unstructured data collection for all companies.

Our goal is to ease the fear held by many organizations that digital transformation may be ‘too disruptive to the existing processes’. We help their teams adopt new technology into their existing platform and quickly realize a return on their investment.

At idaciti, we are firm believers that collaboration is the key to addressing climate change. One country, regulator, company, individual, or investor alone cannot solve this problem.

Standard off-the-shelf data sets cannot address all the needs of ESG analysis. The idaciti ESG Solution is a collection of applications designed to streamline ESG data collection and information delivery.

The demand for producing and consuming structured, relevant ESG information is more pronounced than ever before. Right now, CSR and ESG reports are not digital, they’re often in PDFs, and mostly, it’s difficult to structure without manual processes. Our goal is to change that.

We are users as well as developers of our own product; it's a reliable part of our daily workflow. With idaciti, you can spend less time wrangling data and benefit from technology that is designed to make your data life easier.

Our end-to-end ML Ops platform provides a unique solution for companies who want to get on with their business and do what they do best - analyze ESG disclosures, related data and impart their expertise to help reporting companies and investors alike.

At idaciti, we are fully committed to working at the edges of things. We use an XBRL-first methodology to approach problems with a technological lens.

Rather than separate the data from the company's financial disclosures, our technology helps connect the dots, putting the self-describing metadata into the documents themselves. Traceback and transparency together create a strong foundation for the best research practices of tomorrow.

The burden is on the financial community. ESG assessments are being incorporated into the Due Diligence process, but it is painstaking and expensive. Transparency is sorely lacking, unintentional green-washing is likely rampant, and even when the data is there, the structure often is not.

We need to go further to meet the needs of modern ESG stakeholders. What can you do with better research tools to further a more sustainable future?