Sustainability and Climate Data Services
Description: Border to Coast wishes to procure sustainability and climate data services to support implementation of its Responsible Investment and Engagement Strategies, including portfolio risk management, investment decision-making, stewardship activities, external reporting and Partner Fund support. The required information and analytics will support the identification, assessment and management of sustainability-related risks and opportunities relevant to long-term investment performance. The scope of information required is expected to include sustainability metrics and assessments; controversy and conduct-related indicators; human rights and international norms data (including UN Global Compact-related information); information supporting the monitoring of exclusions; climate and net zero analytics; and data to support portfolio monitoring, stewardship activities, risk management and reporting requirements. The tender is currently expected to be structured across three Lots.Border to Coast recognises that no single provider may (read more...)
Summary: Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited is procuring sustainability and climate data services for responsible investment, portfolio risk management, investment decisions, stewardship, external reporting and support for its Partner Funds. The service covers sustainability metrics and assessments, corporate accountability and governance, human rights and international norms, nature and biodiversity, controversy and conduct indicators, exclusions monitoring, emissions, transition and net-zero analytics, climate risk and scenario analysis, climate resilience, sustainable bonds, use-of-proceeds information and impact measurement. The procurement is divided into three lots: Sustainability Data; Climate and Transition Data and Analytics; and Sustainable Bond and Impact Data. Services will be delivered across the United Kingdom and must support teams including Responsible Investment, Research, Investment and Portfolio Risk.