Read paper Key Takeaways Technologies for capturing and processing geospatial data continue to improve. Policies and regulations around climate risk disclosures are driving demand for

Spatial finance is the integration of geospatial data and analysis into financial theory and practice. This report, published 14 July 2021, is the Spatial Finance

The availability and state of nature and biodiversity, as well as the quality of ecosystem services, are inherently location specific. Financial institutions looking to assess nature-related financial

An article introducing and defining the concept of ‘spatial finance’ – the integration of geospatial data and analysis into financial theory and practice – by Ben

1. Nature, the services it provides and the threats it is exposed to are inherently location-specific. Therefore, financial institutions will need to apply geospatial analysis

The 21st Century will be increasingly defined by emerging and changing environmental risks and opportunities. Environmental risks are fundamental drivers of company and financial risk

Read paper Key Takeaways The first globally comprehensive, open source, asset-level dataset of cement production facilities and likely supply sources has been published by the Spatial Finance Initiative.

City of London Green Finance Initiative Working Group on Data, Disclosure and Risk The introduction of a comprehensive and world-leading UK climate-related and sustainability-related financial

Remote sensing, machine learning, and the future of measuring climate-related risk Accurate asset-level data can dramatically enhance the ability of investors, regulators, governments, and civil

Read paper Key Takeaways This geospatial framework is the first for corporates and investors to assess the environmental impacts of a study area, and uses

On 8th June 2020, the GeoAsset Project at the University of Oxford, as part of the Spatial Finance Initiative, partnered with 2° Investing Initiative to

An important new asset-level study focused on identifying solar PV assets globally using earth observation and machine learning by ⁦Lucas Kruitwagen, co-founder at Oxford Earth Observation, has been

The agricultural sector is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, yet the lack of asset-level farm data, including ownership, land use, and production, hinders