Neural Alpha HQ was a flurry of activity on Tuesday 18th February as we hosted our first ever breakfast event - a networking morning with two presentations and roundtable discussion. the event was a great success so we'll be running similar events on other topics in the near future.

In a wide ranging interview with ESG Investor recently our CEO James Phare shared his thoughts about the challenges, opportunities and costs & opportunity costs of AI adoption. James covered many points including model choice, use cases, architectural choices and lessons from bespoke consultancy projects and our own Responsible Capital AI ESG product.

We are thrilled to announce we have joined the World Benchmarking Alliance to support their fantastic work constructing open access benchmarks and enabling positive change for corporates and financial institutions through best-in-class data and analysis.

Nawar Alsaadi, CEO and Founder of Kanata Advisors, has joined Neural Alpha in an advisory capacity.

Technological innovations will be key to ensuring 'early adopter' TNFD reporting companies provide useful nature-related information.

Neural Alpha is delighted to announce that it has joined companies such as Aviva, TSB and Schroders Personal Wealth, in signing up to the Good Business Charter, an accreditation that raises the bar on business practices for employees, tax, the environment, customers and suppliers.

ESG Investing Awards Winners & Finalists 2023

In October 2018, we launched the pilot Green FinTech Challenge to support innovation and growth in the green finance sector as part of the Government’s Green Great Britain Week.

Some of the world's biggest investors have been linked to deforestation of crucial habitats like the Amazon Rainforest. Can they use their financial might to stop deforestation in its tracks?

This nightmare can often seem a million miles away, but its implications for us all will be profound

Consumers and investors demand to know the provenance of purchases and investments

Trase Finance – a collaboration between fintech company Neural Alpha, international non-profit research and policy organisation the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and NGO Global Canopy – seeks to identify second-order environmental impacts in supply chains, enabling transparency and shedding light on the hidden risks and opportunities that can materially influence financial and non-financial performance.