Sweden's Inzyon Launches Sustainability Aid

Stockholm-based insight solutions firm Inzyon has launched a CSR Monitor, helping users to analyse and measure their Corporate Social Responsibility activities, and to comply with increasingly complex regulatory requirements on the topic of sustainability.

Inzyon provides services and solutions to help companies optimize their use of insights throughout their operations, including modelling and analysis of their current management information and deployment of insight solutions. The new SaaS tool combines near-real-time intelligence on developments in the global sustainability arena with tools for hands-on analysis and reporting, and can be customised for individual user companies.

Inzyon says listed companies in particular face an increasing burden of sustainability compliance, 'not only on Climate Action matters... but on the full scale of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals' - from regulators such a ESMA (European Securities and Market Authority) and UN backed bodies such as PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment). It notes that companies seeking funding on financial markets face a major challenge in meeting these requirements, and may not even have identified it as such.

CEO Gabriel Anderbjörk (pictured) comments: 'With the CSR Monitor we aim at supporting companies' management teams to keep up with, act upon, and utilize the competitive edges enabled by the developing frameworks of sustainability. We are proud to provide a tool for industry that will contribute to a gradually increased fulfilment of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals. By adding the CSR monitor to our already existing services, the Sustainability Classification Framework and the ESG monitor, we now cover the entire field of sustainability compliance, from financial market actors to industry operations management, with identical information models, thereby enabling coherent communications and reporting structures through the entire chain'.

The firm is online at www.inzyon.com .

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