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Clarity AI buys sustainability fintech ecolytiq

Clarity AI has acquired fellow sustainability fintech ecolytiq. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Clarity AI buys sustainability fintech ecolytiq

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US-based Clarity AI uses artificial intelligence to provide data-driven environmental and social insights to investors, corporates, governments, and consumers. The firm works with a host of financial services giants and, within the investment sector, serves a direct network of clients managing around $70 trillion in assets.

The deal to buy Berlin-based ecolytiq expands Clarity AI's climate engagement offering for global retail and commercial banking financial institutions.

Ecolytiq’s platform specialises in analysing real-time transaction data to quantify environmental footprints and deliver high-impact sustainability content, powered by behavioural science and designed for measurable impact.

Its white-label solutions have been used by firms such as HSBC to offer millions of consumers and business clients climate insights. This has been amplified through a long-term strategic partnership with investor Visa, which now becomes an investor and partner of Clarity AI.

Rebeca Minguela, CEO, Clarity AI, says: "We are transforming sustainability insights into a catalyst for action. ecolytiq’s platform aligns perfectly with our mission to embed sustainability intelligence into every decision—from multi-billion-dollar portfolios to everyday purchases."

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