Financial Services
For banks, insurers, and asset managers, operational emissions are a rounding error next to the portfolio. The work is building a financed-emissions view that is complete enough to disclose and granular enough to steer capital.
What is pushing on this sector
- POJK 51/2017 Sustainability Report obligations
- PCAF-aligned financed emissions expectations from international counterparties
- IFRS S2 climate-risk disclosure entering investor due diligence
- Green and sustainability-linked instruments requiring credible KPIs
Typical emission hotspots
- Financed emissions (Scope 3 cat. 15)
- Portfolio sector concentration
- Data quality gaps
- Own operations and travel
- Purchased services
What we do here
Financed emissions baseline
Portfolio emissions attributed by asset class using PCAF methodology, with a data-quality score per exposure so gaps are visible rather than hidden.
Sustainability report support
Structuring the POJK 51/2017 report around numbers you can defend, rather than narrative that invites questions.
Client transition engagement
Tools and templates to collect emissions data from borrowers and investees, and to assess the credibility of their transition plans.
These pages describe our scope and method for each sector. They are not client case studies — we name our approach, not other people's data.
Is your sector on this list?
Tell us what you operate and where you sell. We will come back with the obligations and the measurement scope that actually apply.
Ready to put numbers behind your climate commitments?
Tell us where you are — baseline, target-setting, disclosure, or carbon markets — and we'll propose a scoped starting point.