Sustainability and ESG Intelligence
Integrated Nigerian company sustainability intelligence for investment, risk, engagement and disclosure decisions.
An integrated solution combining company ESG ratings, pillar scores, sector materiality, peer benchmarking, historical trends, controversies, source evidence and analyst interpretation. It converts sustainability information into a decision layer for company risk, investment analysis and engagement.
Why this solution matters
This is IPMC’s strongest proprietary foundation. Four rating cycles provide a differentiated Nigerian dataset that can support research, screening, portfolio tools, climate products and future indexes.
Who it is designed for
Capital Market Operators, PFAs, banks, insurers and issuers
Turn connected information into repeatable decisions
Identify engagement priorities and monitor rating or controversy changes.
Benchmark issuers against sector peers using a consistent Nigeria-focused methodology.
Trace assessments to source-linked evidence and data-quality indicators.
What the product is designed to provide
Company profile pages, E/S/G pillar views, overall rating, four-year trend, sector percentile, peer comparison, material issues, controversy watchlist, evidence references, screening and downloadable reports.
- Company ESG profiles
- Overall and pillar ratings
- Four-year trends
- Sector percentiles
- Peer comparison
- Material issue analysis
- Controversy watchlists
- Evidence references
- Company and sector reports
- Data quality indicators
Built on a common, source-linked intelligence foundation.
Four years of ESG data covering the 2023 to 2026 rating cycles, historical ratings, sector comparisons, indicators, evidence references, trend analysis and peer benchmarking. The 2026 dataset has been collected but is not yet rated or published.
Existing foundation
Controlled database production, quality assurance of 2026 ratings, stable company and metric identifiers, governance-quality and disclosure-quality scores, subscriber workflows, exports and access controls.
Approved methodology, rating committee, data-quality rules, correction and appeal process, separation of ratings from advisory work and documented treatment of missing or estimated data.
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