MSCI partners with Google to build cloud investment data platform

Using AI and analytics tools

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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MSCI has partnered with Google Cloud to build an investment data platform in the cloud.

The new data platform aims to help MSCI process its data at scale, through leveraging Google Cloud's artificial intelligence and natural language processing tools. Built natively on Google Cloud, the platform will also use advanced analytics, such as BigQuery, VertexAI, and Document AI. Geospatial analytics tools, such as Earth Engine and BigQuery Geospatial, can allow MSCI to help quantify physical and transition climate risk metrics, modelling climate risks for investors by location. MSCI unveils tools to measure biodiversity and deforestation risk in portfolios Henry Fern...

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