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Improved Velocity with Geoverse 2.0: Nature Risk Insights in Real Time

In today’s rapidly shifting regulatory and environmental landscape, timing is everything. As companies evolve and markets react, sustainability professionals and financial institutions need tools that can keep up with the pace of change. That’s where Geoverse 2.0—NatureAlpha’s enhanced nature risk analytics platform—delivers  value through improved velocity.

At the heart of this capability is automation. Geoverse 2.0 automates the ingestion, processing, and analysis of vast volumes of nature-related data, giving users instant access to real-time insights across portfolios and asset classes. This removes the need for manual data updates and enables teams to focus on high-value analysis and strategic decision-making.

Critically, this speed doesn’t come at the expense of depth. Geoverse 2.0 enables a true understanding of a company’s holistic interactions with the natural world, drawing from 28 geospatial and biodiversity layers across 8.5 million asset locations. Whether evaluating impacts on sensitive ecosystems or tracking exposure to environmental degradation, users gain multidimensional clarity—fast.

Perhaps most impressively, Geoverse 2.0 is built to dynamically respond to corporate activity. Whether a company undergoes a merger, acquisition, expansion, or divestiture, these developments are automatically integrated into risk calculations, ensuring analysis stays aligned with the real-world structure of an organisation.

Even company-level updates—like new biodiversity policies released alongside earnings—are detected and reflected automatically. The platform’s automated collection pipeline ensures that such changes are processed and presented to users immediately post-announcement, eliminating lags and manual oversight.

In a world where nature risk is fast becoming a material financial variable, Geoverse 2.0 offers unmatched velocity—empowering users to respond, comply, and lead with confidence in real time. For financial institutions and corporates alike, it’s a game-changer.

Key points:

Automation facilitates access to greater quantities of nature data

Enables a true understanding of a company’s holistic interactions with the natural world

Corporate activities such as M&A, expansion and divestiture automatically reflected in Geoverse 2.0 calculations

Geoverse 2.0 offers dynamic data, such as updated biodiversity policies after companies release earnings. Automated collection ensures rapid presentation post-announcement

Experience the accelerated velocity of Geoverse 2.0 today.

NatureAlpha Team
April 11, 2025

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