GRESB has launched Transition Analytics, a product designed to assist asset managers and owners in managing transition risk and reporting requirements.

The product provides users with an asset-based emissions and activity database for 11 of the most emissions-intensive sectors including 148,000 physical assets and 3,000 listed companies with ownership stakes in these assets. The emissions data – covering the current year and forecasted up to 2029 – gives asset managers and owners information on the climate impact derived from their portfolios.

Key features include:

Granular data and indicators: offering absolute emissions, physical emission intensities, and activity values across 11 climate-critical sectors

Flexible aggregation levels: providing company-level, sector-level, and exposure-level data, ensuring maximum flexibility for reporting and target setting

Forward-looking insights: allowing users to stress-test investment strategies up to 2029

Seamless integration: using identifiers and classifications like LEI, NACE, and ISINs as well as FactSet for easy company matching and hassle-free integration into existing systems

Affordable and ready-to-use: reducing the burden of data processing and reporting, this accessible product is updated quarterly for continuous accuracy

Vincent Jerosch-Herold, GRESB’s Chief Product Officer for Asset Impact, said, “Asset managers and owners that are paying attention understand the business risks associated with climate change and are working hard to integrate them into their existing frameworks to minimize potential losses,” s “Our goal is to empower these institutions with the data and insights they need to protect their investments and decarbonize their portfolios from the bottom up.”

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