Industry leaders are increasingly leveraging Knowledge Graphs for sustainable advantage.

Ahead of the UNOC 3 Ocean Conference, Responsible Capital ran a quick stocktake across 60 global companies to assess the state of ocean-related reporting.

How do you turn frameworks like the World Economic Forum Nature Positive Guide into actionable insight? We put Responsible Capital to the test—using real disclosures to analyse FTSE100 nature-related risk at scale

A reblog of a linkedin post analysing Red Electrica, the Spanish national grid operator, and their green policies, business continuity plans and energy mix.

As geopolitical tensions rise and Europe faces renewed threats to its democratic values, ESG investors are being urged to rethink their stance on defence stocks. In our latest white paper, Time for ESG Investors to Embrace European Defence Companies?, Neural Alpha CEO James Phare challenges long-held assumptions and exclusionary practices within sustainable investing.

The importance (or not) of board independence for performance. And using Responsible Capital Disclosure Assistant for ESG-enhanced smart beta investing approaches

Appointment strengthens Neural Alpha’s next-generation research, due diligence and benchmarking workflows across listed and private assets

Sustainable investors should focus on making their investment processes and strategies ‘AI-ready’, says James Phare, CEO of Neural Alpha.

🏆 AWARD NOMINATION NEWS

In late September 2025, the TNFD, a global initiative to standardise nature-related financial disclosures, published its first ever Status Report, marking two years since its recommendations were finalised.

Neural Alpha is proud to share that Google has recognised us as a leading innovator in Responsible AI, spotlighting our work in sustainability intelligence, ESG analytics, and agentic AI systems in its landmark 2025 report, The SMB AI Playbook: Driving Real Value in EMEA.

Join us for an exciting webinar where we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and human rights compliance.

In this webinar, Ben Levett discusses how to apply deforestation due diligence guidance and how Trase Finance data products can power commodity trader assessments.

In this webinar hosted by ISKO, Neural Alpha founder James Phare and ESG Researcher Dan Burke-Ward discuss the role of taxonomies in sustainable finance and how the Neural Alpha product suite centralises taxonomies for interoperability and reporting and the connection of various data types.

In this webinar, Ben Levett discusses why location-specific analysis is so important for proper deforestation due diligence and outlines how Trase Finance can help conduct TNFD LEAP-FI style assessments of commodity traders.

As part of UKSIF's Good Money Week, Planet Tracker and Trase Finance come together to explore what actions investors and lenders can take to mitigate the risk of financing deforestation, with the case study of the Gran Chaco.

Neural Alpha is working with the Stockholm Environment Institute to build out a knowledge-graph-based connectivity tool that leverages its expertise in large language models (LLMs) and data engineering to add value to heterogeneous data sets of research and other scholarly articles.

Showcasing our ability to deliver sophisticated backend infrastructures, Neural Alpha delivered the database, ETLs and API powering Lucida’s advanced supply chain and deforestation analysis.

Utilising our expertise in knowledge graphs, supply chains and sustainability, Neural Alpha was the obvious choice to help Refinitiv explore proof of concept applications of their Big Open Linked Data (BOLD) platform to ESG use-cases

Working with a number of global partners, Neural Alpha led the development and data engineering on the novel supply chain mapping behind the inaugural Plastic Waste Makers Index.

Employing our strong data engineering and data integration capabilities, Neural Alpha helped to deliver the Orbitas platform and landmark report on the climate transition risks of agriculture.

Neural Alpha provided an analysis on the scale and channels of UK financial sector exposure (both direct and indirect) to deforestation risk in Indonesian palm and Brazilian soy and beef, as WWF sought to strength commitments in the UK Environment Bill.