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Video: RepRisk’s Maryse Gordon Discusses Approaches to ESG Risk Assessment

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In this video, Maryse Gordon, partnerships and business development manager at RepRisk, an ESG data science firm combining machine learning and human intelligence to identify ESG risks, talks to Sarah Underwood, an editor at A-Team Group, at A-Team’s recent ESG Data & Tech Summit London.

The discussion spans the challenges of ESG data, the need to understand ESG risk exposure, and how RepRisk can help financial institutions with ESG risk assessment. Gordon also shares use cases of the company’s ESG risk solutions, and shines a light on further development of its ESG Risk Platform, a comprehensive due diligence database covering ESG and business conduct risks.

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