RepRisk’s Country ESG Risk Index is used in the Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas by the World Resources Institute (WRI) to understand the country-specific ESG and reputational risks that may threaten water quantity, quality, and access.

RepRisk and the Institute of Applied Information Technology of Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) have launched an innovation project for automatic supply chain monitoring. It is supported by Innosuisse, the Swiss government agency which promotes science-based innovation in the interests of industry and society in Switzerland.

RepRisk is a provider of ESG risk metrics and analytics in the serious allegations assessment of the 2018 Corporate Human Rights Benchmark (CHRB).

RepRisk data was used as a reference point in the evaluation of the Balance indicator for reviews in the World Business Council for Sustainable Development's (WBCSD) annual Reporting Matters publication.

RepRisk data becomes available as the first ESG dataset on Open:FactSet Marketplace, an online platform for investment professionals that offers both financial and extra-financial data.

RepRisk wins third successive tender issued by the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global's Council on Ethics, reaching the maximum quality score (10 out of 10).

RepRisk ESG risk metrics are integrated into Bureau van Dijk’s company database Orbis. Additionally, extracts from Bureau van Dijk’s company ownership information enrich RepRisk’s dataset.

The RepRisk Country-Sector Analysis Matrix is approved as an innovation by the Investment Innovation Benchmark (IIB).

RepRisk data is used in the company review and selection process for the FTSE4Good Index Series, the prominent ESG-focused index series managed by FTSE Russell.

RepRisk is recognized as meeting Gold Standard in ESG data by industry experts, Deep Data Delivery Standards. They were created as a public good that any asset manager or asset owner is permitted to use in contracting third-party data providers.

RepRisk data used in the evaluation of the World's Most Ethical Companies designation managed and published by Ethisphere, a leader in defining and advancing the standards of ethical business practices.

RepRisk data is used as part of the methodology that evaluates global publicly-traded companies for the Global 100 Ranking and the Global 100 Private Company Ranking. The Global 100 is a sustainability equity index maintained by Corporate Knights.

To facilitate research on ESG risks, RepRisk data is provided through Wharton Research Data Services (WRDS), the Wharton School’s award-winning data analytics and research platform that serves over 40,000 users in 33 countries.

RepRisk data is used by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), as an input in their evidence-based research process and to support the development of their industry-specific sustainability accounting standards.

RepRisk data is used by CDP, formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), for its annual review of companies identified as Carbon Performance Leaders and Water Performance Leaders.

RepRisk is used by the Investment Engagement team of the UN-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) to help assess ESG risks in the investment value chain and to promote engagement with companies and stakeholders.

RepRisk secures its first supply chain client, BASF, the world's largest chemical company - and receives a research grant from the Swiss government to investigate how its data can support transparency in supply chains.

UBS becomes the first bank to integrate RepRisk's environmental and social risk data into its global compliance system to systematically screen and monitor companies, suppliers, and investment clients – a milestone in the banking industry.

RobecoSAM integrates RepRisk data into the annual corporate assessment process for the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), one of the most prestigious and longest-running sustainability benchmarks in the world.

RepRisk wins prestigious Norwegian Global Pension Fund tender, due to its ability to cover an unlimited universe of companies, to screen its portfolio for severe environmental and social risks.

Credit Suisse becomes RepRisk's second client, supporting the bank in its due diligence processes and the management of environmental and social risks across the firm's business.

The RepRisk Platform is developed together with UBS, enabling the bank to dynamically flag and monitor environmental and social risks related to their clients and business transactions in investment and commercial banking.