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Dow Jones, ADC Unveil New ESG Data Services

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The universe of ESG data services has expanded with Dow Jones and Amsterdam Data Collective (ADC) announcing the creation of new offerings for financial institutions. New York-based Down Jones will sell data sets comprising sustainability scores on more than 6,000 listed companies. The company said the service would also provide “uniquely news driven” data to supplement self-reported corporate information. Dutch data consultancy ADC said it has opened a new analytics practice that will focus solely on sustainability and climate change. The unit will be led by former Bank of England and ING consultant Julia van Huizen.

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