ESG and impact indices
Create financial products based on our ESG + indices
- Build new products like ETFs, structured products, or passive funds.
- Customize your index strategies : thematic screening, best-in-class approach, exclusion or other
- Applicable to assets and portfolio benchmarks, direct indexing and licensing
- Alignment with SFDR Article 9 or the EU Taxonomy

Based on the most granular data quality
Long-term returns while generating positive impacts of each ESG risk
Protect against greenwashing and reputation risk
Portfolio SDG Alignment
Our indice based on ESG + impact assessment
Index tracking the market performance of publicly listed Europe-domiciled companies, ranked within the top 600 positions according to their free-float market capitalization, which report positive revenue exposure to EU Taxonomy activities.
How we deliver data
SaaS Platform
CSV file
API
Crafted to assist
- Asset Managers
Benchmark your existing or new sustainable strategies against a true impact index from our existing products
Create a custom impact index with the highest quality ESG and impact data
- Banks
Build new products like ETFs, structured products, or passive funds;
Customize your index strategies : thematic screening, best-in-class approach, exclusion or other, based on the highest quality ESG and impact data
Methodology & Sources
Methodology
The different methodologies underpinning our indices are based on our ESG & impact data solutions, aligning with the most rigorous and demanding international ESG & impact standards and frameworks. These include but are not limited to the Impact Management Project Norms, IRIS+, and GRI. We are also using a double materiality approach capturing financial materiality and a 360 degree picture of an organization’s impacts on society and the environment. See above for full methodology guides per index.
Sources
The sources used to calculate indices are exclusively collected from publicly available data, including (i) corporate disclosures (ie. Sustainability Reports, EU Taxonomy and TCFD disclosures), and corporate websites, as well as (ii) market data.