Bank
Prioritizes portfolio segments, materiality, risk and engagement goals. Defines owners, permissions and approvals.
ATPCarbon Banking
A continuous platform to acquire data, calculate with defined methods, coordinate decisions and support the transition of financed clients. Move from disclosure obligations to the ability to understand, decide, engage and substantiate.
More than a report. A continuous portfolio operation.
Proposed architecture and rollout, subject to discovery and technical validation. Sources, integrations, asset classes, cadence and approval roles are defined with the institution. This does not imply certification, automatic compliance or approval of credit or financing.
01 / ACQUISITION AND COORDINATION
Activity, energy, product, logistics and transition-plan information are distributed across clients and their value chains. Scaling requires coordinated interactions and evidence, not just another questionnaire.
Prioritizes portfolio segments, materiality, risk and engagement goals. Defines owners, permissions and approvals.
Provide data, documents and evidence through an assisted journey, with structured tasks and contextual clarification.
02 / A CYCLE THAT IMPROVES WITH EACH ROUND
Coverage, quality and comparable history improve through successive cycles. Proxies remain identified and are prioritized for improvement.
Select segments, decisions, material issues and data gaps.
Coordinate tasks, documents and evidence with clients and owners.
Normalize units, period, geography, category, source and quality.
Execute the defined method with traceable factors and assumptions.
Review hotspots, coverage, uncertainty and alternatives under governance.
Define the next action with each client and monitor progress.
03 / INTELLIGENCE + METHOD
Probabilistic layer
Deterministic layer
Primary data is preserved where available. Secondary data and proxies cover justified gaps with source and quality identified. PCAF methods, official datasets and sources such as ecoinvent depend on applicability, version, licensing and contracted scope; they do not replace methodological validation or institutional responsibility.
EVIDENCE BY DESIGN
04 / FROM DISCLOSURE TO TRANSITION
01 / Portfolio
Map hotspots, coverage, proxies, intensity and change by sector, product, geography and client.
02 / Risk and credit
Support scenarios and transition monitoring under bank-defined policies, limits and human approval.
03 / Clients
Structure diagnostics, inventories, data plans and decarbonization journeys for financed clients.
04 / Sustainable finance
Identify opportunities and monitor criteria using verifiable data, without promising automatic eligibility or financing.
05 / Disclosure and assurance
Connect results, methods, versions, approvals and evidence to support audit and governance.
History improves with each cycle. Data may be reused according to purpose, legal basis, consent where applicable and access rights — not as unrestricted permission to share information.
05 / START WITH A CONTROLLED SCOPE
01 / Discovery
Define segment, decisions, sources, owner, legal basis, architecture, calculation protocol, client journey and business case.
02 / Instrumented pilot
Run one cycle with clients, deterministic calculations, data-quality measurement, approvals and evidence.
03 / Portfolio scaling
Expand based on participation, cost per cycle, quality improvement and actual use in decisions.
A material problem, a designated owner, accessible data, a deterministic method, a legal basis, human approval and success metrics must be agreed before proceeding.
Scope a portfolio discovery
Bring sustainability, risk, credit, business and technology teams together. We begin with value, data and governance before proposing a pilot.
Talk to SIAProposed discovery; scope, schedule and deliverables are subject to agreement with the institution. This is not a binding offer or a guaranteed fixed implementation timeline.