Clarity AI

The Rate the Raters 2026 report confirms what investors tell us every day: they want the data behind the score, delivered in a way that fits their own workflows. The report names Clarity AI among the AI-native providers gaining traction and highlights how we’ve expanded our engagement with issuers so they can discuss their ratings with us, in line with the new EU ESG Ratings Regulation. Key numbers in the video. Full report from ERM: https://lnkd.in/eDCckDht

🥂A toast to Clarity AI and Glass Lewis joining forces! I am genuinely excited about what this complementary combination could make possible for investors across the full investment lifecycle. Putting it in PRI terms, we are bringing together the capabilities needed to deliver on Principle 1 (integrating responsible investment into investment decisions) and Principle 2 (active ownership), in a genuinely differentiated way. What better way to help responsible investors be more effective? If you’re coming to PRI in Person, join us to celebrate, hear more and meet the combined team. It be great to see you. 👇 Places are limited, so request your invitation here: https://lnkd.in/ep6f7YTv 🔎 More about the merger: https://lnkd.in/ejyNWuPw Clarity AI, Glass, Lewis & Co. #PRIinPerson #ResponsibleInvestment #InvestmentStewardship #SustainableInvesting

We are excited to share that Clarity AI is joining forces with Glass, Lewis & Co. The market is moving, and so are we. "This union brings together two highly complementary sets of capabilities to support clients across the full decision-making ecosystem, from portfolio construction and monitoring to research, engagement, voting and reporting." — Bob Mann, CEO, Glass Lewis "With Clarity AI's technology, AI capabilities, comprehensive sustainability data and sophisticated analytics, this combination creates a differentiated, integrated platform with deep decision-relevant data and unparalleled expertise." — Rebeca Minguela, Founder and CEO, Clarity AI Expect the same commitment to service and quality, now backed by more scale and expertise. More to come from what we're building together. Join us in welcoming Glass Lewis to this next chapter. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ebryCyR7 #Sustainability #Governance #Stewardship #AI #ResponsibleInvesting

Data center diligence is becoming essential for tech investors, and the risks are harder to see than they appear. Clarity AI Chief Research Officer Patricia Pina spoke to Sustainable Views on why the accounting rules tech investors have relied on are no longer enough. Our research shows software and data center companies report Scope 2 emissions 76% below their actual physical grid consumption. And emissions are only part of the picture: "This diligence challenge is likely to expand as constraints on land use and e-waste emerge as the next major environmental risks for tech investors." Full article in Sustainable Views: https://lnkd.in/eiYzTEJG Explore the Clarity AI research: https://lnkd.in/evfHgzBZ #DataCenters #ClimateRisk #Scope2

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Is your organization hitting the "Silicon Ceiling"? We often blame slow #AI adoption on corporate bureaucracy. But the real bottleneck isn't paperwork. In this clip, our own Austin Ritzel breaks enterprise friction into two distinct buckets: Procedural and structural. The much harder structural constraint is what he calls the "Silicon Ceiling": a firm's capacity to absorb new capability. Right now, frontier AI is moving much faster than organizations can actually absorb it. The companies treating their people and processes as strategic assets will pull away. The rest will get left behind. Watch the full breakdown with Lillian Freiberg and Austin here: https://lnkd.in/ebMnkc3g #AIStrategy #EnterpriseTech #ChangeManagement #FinancialServices