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ARTICLE · 23 FEBRUARY 2024

AI And Sustainability – Couple Or Collision?

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The intersection between AI and sustainable investing is potentially transformative for the sustainable finance industry. But there are concerns and risks potential users need to consider.

United KingdomTechnology
Alex Smith
Alex Smith
David Milligan
David Milligan

The role of AI in sustainable investments

The intersection between AI and sustainable investing is potentially transformative for the sustainable finance industry. But there are concerns and risks potential users need to consider.

The data gap

The sustainable investing market is plagued by imperfect and inaccessible information due to much of the data collection being time consuming, manual and therefore prone to error. This, along with varying reporting frameworks across different jurisdictions, is a constant headache for investors.

Partly due to these problems, sustainable investing is facing resistance in some sectors. Greenwashing concerns are still putting some investors off from transactions advertised as "sustainable", particularly as we see an influx of anti-greenwashing regulations being introduced.

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