ESG DaaS Platform: Verified ESG database and benchmarking tool for the private markets

Over recent years, ESG data collection and reporting have become increasingly popular in the private markets. The evolution of this trend is for ESG performance comparison metrics against a peer group.

We have been collecting, verifying and examining private market ESG data since 2019. This places us in a unique position to offer the market’s first private market verified ESG database for benchmarking performance: ESG DaaS Platform.

Our DaaS solution consists of four elements and is available exclusively to our ESG clients.

Our Four ESG DaaS Solutions:

Anonymized private market dataset, spanning the globe, that has been independently verified by our experts
Receive insights regarding relative performance on individual ESG metrics per sector

Apex ESG advisory services, with expert recommendations tailored to individual companies, will bring the added value of comparisons versus sector peers via our verified benchmarking
Identify areas of under-performance to address and areas of over-performance to promote

Aggregated and anonymized research on the state of play and progress with verified ESG data in the private markets
From the ground up, drive market understanding and positive change, with insights to global best practice

Clients that use Apex for reporting ESG and financial data will have first access to forthcoming analysis on verified relationships between ESG and financial performance

Why Work With Us?

World’s first: pioneering verified private market ESG benchmarking
Data verification: every key data point has been reviewed and approved through our rigorous quality assurance program that requires the original source material
Significant data pool: four years verifying and analysing ESG data across 1,500+ private market investments
Expansion: more granular benchmarking across sub-industry, geography and size to come
Qualitative and quantitative benchmarking: beyond just numbers, benchmarking of policies and practices