Posts Tagged ‘SIERA’
Forward-looking ESG data
To integrate climate risk and sustainability into financial decisions, we need to standardise metrics, improve data quality and ensure that it is forward-looking as well as measuring past performance. For climate risk, this is an essential part of the TCFD Recommendations for integrating climate risk as an investment risk. Climate risk is divided into three…
Read MoreEVORA Global announces the hire of Ayosha Orth as Associate Director – SIERA Business Development, to further drive its expansion across Europe
EVORA Global is delighted to announce the hire of Ayosha Orth as Associate Director, SIERA Business Development. Ayosha joins EVORA Global in a pivotal year for ESG, and for EVORA, in which we celebrate our tenth year of business. Ayosha will work closely with EVORA’s management board, the SIERA software business and the European consultancy…
Read MoreEVORA Global leads HECF to winning coveted ESG award
EVORA is delighted to have supported our long-standing client Hines European Core Fund (HECF) in helping them win the 2021 PREA Real Estate Investment Management ESG award, beating 59 other Funds to the prestigious title. The awards recognise PREA members at the forefront of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues within real estate investing and…
Read MoreGRESB + SIERA = Success
Sustainability data can be complex. It can show many interesting patterns and insightful trends about energy usage, but at the same time be hard to manage. The ability to use sustainability data to reduce energy usage by seeing the impact of actions is one of its most powerful features. Connecting those patterns and trends to…
Read MoreHow difficult can it be to develop software?
Back in 2011 Paul, Ed and I founded EVORA Global, a niche sustainability consultancy focussed on the real estate investment market, driven by a passion to make a difference. A year later we were winning more clients, gathering an abundance of data and our spreadsheets started bursting at the seams. Although there was a proliferation…
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