Capgemini announced that it has been named a ‘Leader’ in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Sustainability Finance and Accounting Services 2024 report. Capgemini was one of the 11 service providers to be assessed for their sustainability strategy and capabilities in the financial services sector.
This IDC MarketScape evaluated service providers on their abilities to help clients by providing services including sustainable investment expertise, ESG risk assessment, data analytics and ratings and benchmarking, as well as sustainability reporting services and carbon footprint analysis.
According to the report, “Capgemini’s strengths in sustainability finance and accounting services are shown through its continued development of proprietary tools like the ESG Lens and Business for Planet Modeling that leverage advanced technologies such as AI and natural language processing. These tools and their implementation with robust services offerings are key differentiators for Capgemini.”
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“Capgemini’s global footprint and capabilities are particularly valuable for multinational companies in the financial services sector that are facing complex sustainability challenges,” said Dan Versace, Senior Research Analyst from IDC. “As a Leader in the field, Capgemini’s technology-driven solutions align well with financial institutions that are prioritizing technological innovation in their ESG approach such as AI and advanced analytics.”
“Sustainability is a cornerstone in shaping the future of finance, and we believe this recognition underscores Capgemini’s role in guiding this transformation,” said Satish Weber, Head of Sustainability for Financial Services at Capgemini. “Integrating sustainability into the core business strategy is more than just being compliant for financial institutions, it uncovers new value and opportunity. By leveraging advanced risk modelling alongside ESG insights, using Capgemini’s proprietary tools, financial services organizations can not only identify vulnerabilities, but also be a force for positive change in our communities.”
Source: Businesswire