Diginex and SGS renew strategic alliance to advance sustainable finance solutions

Diginex Limited, a provider of sustainability-focused regulatory technology, and SGS, the global leader in testing, inspection and certification, have reaffirmed their strategic alliance originally established in 2022. The renewed partnership aims to strengthen support for financial institutions, corporates and investors navigating increasingly complex ESG requirements.

Building on the success of their initial agreement centred on ESG data assurance, the expanded collaboration will focus on delivering more robust, transparent and scalable frameworks for sustainable finance. By combining Diginex’s blockchain-enabled ESG data management platforms with SGS’s expertise in assurance and certification, the alliance will offer enhanced tools to align with global sustainability standards and regulations, including the EU Taxonomy and the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).

The companies said the partnership will support net-zero ambitions through solutions such as carbon footprint assessments, supply chain transparency and sustainability reporting. “We are thrilled to reaffirm our strategic alliance with SGS, a trusted global leader in assurance and certification,” said Mark Blick, CEO of Diginex. “Together, we are uniquely positioned to empower the financial sector with reliable, technology-driven ESG solutions that drive meaningful progress toward a sustainable future.”

Damien Rousseau, Head of Business Assurance at SGS, added: “This alliance strengthens our ability to support clients in navigating the complexities of sustainable finance with confidence and precision.”

Since 2022, the two organisations have worked together to enhance the credibility of sustainability reporting. The renewed alliance, they said, will accelerate these efforts and reinforce the role of sustainable finance in achieving global climate and social goals.

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