Boulder, Colo., October 2024 — Entelligent, a best-in-class climate and energy transition risk data provider, today announced that it has joined FactSet ESG Hub to support FactSet users’ awareness and understanding of climate transition risk at the company-level.
With the addition of Entelligent transition risk data in FactSet ESG Hub and its Company/Security tab, all FactSet users will now gain visibility into company-level climate transition risk.
Entelligent is one of just five partner resources currently available on FactSet ESG Hub, which provides portfolio managers and investment analysts with an in-depth view of their portfolio holdings’ environmental, social, and governance characteristics and trends. From ESG Hub, FactSet users have the option to subscribe to the full Entelligent dataset to explore transition risks and opportunities at a portfolio level and relative to their selected benchmark.
Entelligent’s data, covering nearly 40,000 global equities, brings a unique new dimension to FactSet’s climate risk offering. While other climate data providers measure transition risk using carbon footprint data, or provide ratings rooted in ESG principles, Entelligent’s unified transition risk approach is fully empirical and expressed in financial terms that are standardized, comparable and predictive (e.g., return premium, transition risk percentile) across a full range of scenarios.
“As the ESG market increasingly focuses on climate transition risk, FactSet users benefit from Entelligent’s energy transition risk intelligence to help inform their investment decisions,” said Eric Weitzman, FactSet’s SVP and Senior Director, ESG & Regulatory. “Alongside climate risk ratings and carbon metrics, portfolio managers and research analysts can now also quantify and project transition risk impact on individual stock and portfolio performance in FactSet by using Entelligent’s data.”
“The power of FactSet’s ESG resources has always been impressive, and the addition of Entelligent’s data creates a whole that is truly greater than the sum of its parts,” said Entelligent Chief Executive Officer Pooja Khosla. “We’re proud to work alongside FactSet as leaders in supporting the next generation of sustainable investing.”
Market participants today increasingly recognize that the climate transition is a complex and material source of risk in their holdings but at the same time acknowledge that traditional resources only address part of that risk. Amid these trends, Entelligent has seen its growth accelerate, with increased traction among financial services providers worldwide, including Societe Generale, the Taipei Exchange, SIX Group (the Swiss Exchange), Guardian Life and Principal Financial.
In February, FactSet published an analysis of Entelligent’s efficacy as a tool for climate scenario analysis and stress testing; the study’s author chose Entelligent’s T-Risk data solution as the basis for a set of hypothetical stress tests on FactSet’s Portfolio Analytics platform.
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About Entelligent
Entelligent’s proprietary data solutions give a full spectrum of financial market participants — including asset managers, banks, insurers and more — the insight and foresight they need to capitalize on the increasingly complex and fast-evolving climate and energy transition. When integrated into our clients’ workflows or used in the design of financial products, our best-in-class platform enables them to consistently unlock value — by generating alpha, managing risk, meeting regulatory reporting requirements and more. For more information, visit www.entelligent.com. For more information, visit www.entelligent.com.
