New research from RepRisk reveals that the global share of companies linked to both greenwashing and biodiversity risks has doubled over the past five years –...

RepRisk released their analysis of greenwashing in public and private companies. RepRisk captures greenwashing through the intersection of two ESG issue groups: any environmental issue and Misleading...

Banks' Green Pledge vs. Dirty Data: A $100B Time Bomb... Read more

Guest Blog by Alexandra Mihailescu Cichon: What does the delay on ESRS mean for ESG reporting and why impact assessment is the way forward.

FactSet ernennt RepRisk zum bevorzugten Nachhaltigkeitsdaten-Partner und besetzt die Personalchef-Position neu.

RepRisk, the world’s most respected DaaS company for reputational and business conduct risks, today celebrates its 20-year anniversary, marking two decades of enabling financial institutions and companies to identify risks earlier, act faster, and make better-informed decisions. What began in 2006 as a client-driven tool to track business conduct risks across 150 companies has grown into a global risk intelligence provider whose data is trusted by leading banks, investment managers, sovereign wealth funds, corporations, and financial platforms worldwide. As RepRisk enters its third decade, the need for high-quality risk data…

Natcap, the nature intelligence platform spun out of the University of Oxford, today announced the integration of RepRisk data to provide corporations and financial institutions with a comprehensive solution for measuring and managing nature-related transition risks. As global regulatory mandates like the EU’s CSRD and frameworks such as the TNFD come into force, the sector is shifting its focus toward “double materiality.” This data integration enables organisations to disclose not only their physical dependencies on nature but also their transition risks—specifically the reputational, legal, and regulatory threats stemming from environmental…

RepRisk, the world’s most respected DaaS company for reputational risks and responsible business conduct, recently introduced its Due Diligence Scores on the RepRisk Platform and via API, delivering actionable, thematic risk metrics across all data delivery channels. Ushering in the next generation of business-conduct risk management, the scores assess key risk factors – from biodiversity to human rights – on a scale from 0 (low risk) to 100 (extremely high risk), enabling fast, focused insight into a company’s risk profile. Recognizing that companies may face varying levels of exposure across…

More than 500 C‑suite executives across banks, asset managers, asset owners, and other financial institutions took part in a global survey conducted in January 2026 by RepRisk in collaboration with Ox...

Fashion companies should be paying more attention to the oft-overlooked “S” in ESG, according to new numbers crunched by data science firm RepRisk. Roughly two-thirds of all supply chain risk incidents in the apparel and footwear sector over the past...

As AI technologies become more prevalent, C-suite executives are increasingly worried about AI-related conduct risks, which are soaring in finance.

The Norwegian Government Pension Fund has renewed its contract with RepRisk for the fifth consecutive time, underscoring trust in high-quality risk data. This collaboration focuses on navigating the evolving landscape of business conduct risks.

The latest RepRisk report reveals that banks are facing an increase in complex business conduct risks, especially due to AI-driven issues. Insights from top executives highlight significant challenges and investments.

RepRisk has appointed new executives to lead the company's growth and development of trusted AI solutions for business conduct and reputational risk transparency.

RepRisk has launched its innovative thematic Due Diligence Scores, offering detailed insights for effective risk management. Learn what this means for businesses.