16.04.2025, 7644 Zeichen
London (OTE) - LEO is a purpose-designed solution built with Google
Cloud for
smarter, faster, and more efficient sustainability disclosure,
developed in partnership with Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
- Corporates and financial institutions face growing demands to meet
sustainability due diligence and disclosure requirements, yet data
gaps and inefficiencies persist.
- Powered by ESG Book's platform and BCG's Climate and Sustainability
Data Template, LEO has been designed to align with evolving
requirements and supports regulatory reporting, risk management, and
opportunity creation.
- Smart pre-fill capabilities reduce the reporting burden, with
access to 200,000+ disclosures cutting the time and cost of sharing
sustainability information.
- Corporates can use LEO to efficiently manage disclosure requests,
map data across frameworks, and securely share privileged data with
multiple stakeholders.
- Leading financial institutions including ING, Lloyds, and NatWest
are adopting or piloting LEO to support critical use cases including
risk management, supply chain resilience, and capacity building.
ESG Book, in partnership with BCG, has announced the launch of
LEO, a purpose-built solution for smarter, faster, and more efficient
sustainability disclosure, built with Google Cloud.
Corporates and financial institutions face growing demands to
meet sustainability due diligence and disclosure requirements, making
reliable, standardised data essential for risk management and
regulatory compliance. However, challenges persist, as recent changes
of corporate disclosure requirements could widen data gaps for
financial institutions and make data collection inefficient and
incomparable.
In response, LEO has been developed to offer a streamlined new
approach to sustainability data sourcing and reporting, supporting
corporates and financial institutions for a range of use cases
including meeting evolving regulatory requirements, while reducing
cost and effort.
Powered by ESG Book's disclosure platform, which leverages cloud
and AI technology, LEO is a secure, framework-neutral solution that
helps corporates and financial institutions customise disclosure and
data sourcing practices to meet regional regulations, industry
standards, and stakeholder expectations.
Its modular reporting template, designed to be interoperable with
global standards including those from the International
Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) and Global Reporting Initiative
(GRI), adapts to the diverse needs of companies – from SMEs to large
enterprises across industries and regions. Smart pre-fill
capabilities, which allow for publicly disclosed data to be pre-
filled into the template, ease the reporting burden with access to
over 200,000 disclosures.
Leading financial institutions including ING, Lloyds, and NatWest
are adopting or piloting LEO to ease client reporting burdens,
increase efficiency of data sourcing, strengthen resilience, and
drive capacity building.
ESG Book LEO enables corporates to:
- Manage disclosure requests and easily map data across multiple
frameworks and stakeholders.
- Reduce the reporting burden using pre-filled data.
- Manage data and control access in one place, saving time and money.
- Securely share data publicly or privately with multiple
counterparties, with no need for lengthy questionnaires.
While supporting financial institutions to:
- Automate and standardise data collection from clients and vendors,
increasing efficiency and lowering costs.
- Facilitate compliance preparation for key regulations including EBA
Pillar 3 and Basel III requirements.
- Enhance and streamline data access to support critical use cases
including risk management and opportunity creation.
- Improve data response rates from suppliers, enhancing engagement
for use cases including supply chain resilience.
Justin Fitzpatrick, CEO of ESG Book , said: "As regulatory
requirements evolve, managing risks and leveraging sustainability as
an economic driver remains crucial for corporates and financial
institutions. LEO cuts through complexity, simplifies reporting, and
helps businesses focus on what matters – using data to drive
efficiency, reduce costs, and create long-term value. Through our
partnership with BCG and collaboration with Google Cloud, we're
making data sharing smarter, faster, and more cost-effective."
Roy Choudhury, Managing Director and Senior Partner, BCG , said:
"As the demand for reliable and comparable climate-related
information continues to grow, a standardised data request and
reporting template is essential. Our collaboration on the LEO
platform leverages BCG's intellectual property and sustainability
expertise to foster an innovative response to this challenge. The
platform provides a common framework that helps companies respond
more efficiently, making decision-useful information easier to access
and interpret. This is especially valuable when requesting data from
privately held companies, where these disclosures are often limited.
BCG is proud to have led the harmonisation of data requirements
across the industry for the LEO platform."
"Businesses need to focus on driving sustainable growth,
efficiency, and resilience rather than being burdened with complex
reporting and disclosure requirements," said Justin Keeble, Managing
Director of Global Sustainability for Google Cloud . "Cloud and AI
are at the heart of LEO and help to make reporting easier and more
efficient, allowing companies to focus on delivering performance."
Caroline Haas, Head of Sustainable Finance Advisory, NatWest ,
said: "We're proud to have helped support the launch of the LEO
platform, which aims to provide more efficient tracking of
sustainability disclosure. Our business customers are often searching
for tools to help them capture their sustainability performance with
the aim to help their value chain with regulatory reporting and risk
management. This launch shows progress as the LEO platform aims to
assist them do this more efficiently. Businesses are prioritising
growth and value creation, while facing multiple external requests to
provide their sustainability credentials and progress, so having the
LEO platform as an option means help is potentially at hand to
provide more efficient sustainability reporting."
Cristina Gil White, Chief Engagement Officer at GRI , said:
"We're pleased to support the launch of the LEO platform. As a
licensed GRI software partner, ESG Book's practical digital reporting
tools help organisations to effectively apply GRI's globally leading
standards for sustainability impacts. Providing a clear and
structured set of metrics, LEO supports companies in navigating the
GRI Standards alongside other frameworks – an approach that aligns
with our aims to enable streamlined yet comprehensive sustainability
reporting."
"More than 30 jurisdictions representing approximately 60 percent
of global GDP are progressing towards introducing ISSB Standards in
their regulatory frameworks," said Andrew Brenner, Director of Client
Integration, IFRS . "In order to facilitate corporate disclosure in
this new regulatory environment, it's imperative that various
services and tools integrate ISSB Standards. As such, we welcome the
development of the LEO platform, which aims to support the disclosure
process."
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