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From Data to Insights: How RAG and Knowledge Graphs Can Transform AI

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and Knowledge Graphs are transforming artificial intelligence, addressing longstanding limitations, and unlocking new applications across sectors. Traditional language models, built on vast but static datasets, struggle to respond accurately to context-specific or time-sensitive queries. RAG tackles this limitation by connecting AI models to external, specialized data sources in real-time, expanding their knowledge […]

The Challenges of Implementing the EU Taxonomy – Practical Advice

The EU’s sustainable finance taxonomy seeks to standardize what counts as environmentally sustainable economic activity, creating both new opportunities and complex compliance challenges for businesses. Companies now face the task of reshaping operations, reporting structures, and governance to align with stringent environmental criteria set by the EU framework that are resource-intensive and technically demanding. Companies […]

Flood to Fuel: AI Turns Data Overload Into Human Potential

AI is transforming the relentless flood of data into a strategic asset, reshaping industries, and redefining human potential. As vast volumes of information surge into businesses, AI is increasingly filtering, synthesizing, and deriving actionable insights. A key advancement in this transformation is the rise of dynamic AI systems that enable real-time, context-driven understanding of complex […]

Harnessing AI and Knowledge Graphs for Enterprise Decision-Making

Today’s business landscape is arguably more competitive and intricate than ever before: Customer expectations are at an all-time high, and businesses are tasked with meeting (or surpassing) those needs while simultaneously creating new products and experiences that will provide consumers with even greater value. At the same time, many organizations are constrained by limited resources, […]

Specialty Skills and the Risks of Hidden Complexity

Taxonomists do not simply suggest term forms and put them in a list; they research and consider each concept, carefully map out its relationships to other ideas, and consider how new additions and changes impact the semantic model. The nature of taxonomy work is often misunderstood or trivialized as work that anyone in the organization […]

Transition Finance and Taxonomy Under the Spotlight in Asia

The finance sector must scale up its efforts to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy and achieve net-zero emissions. There is growing recognition that financial initiatives should go beyond funding green projects and instead support a broader economy-wide shift toward net zero. Transition finance, which aims to facilitate this shift, has gained significant attention […]

How to Create a Global Approach on Sustainable Finance Taxonomies

Sustainable finance taxonomies are crucial for reducing emissions and achieving net zero. They define what is “sustainable” and how investments in each country align with broader environmental and social goals. Taxonomies empower investors, companies, and policymakers to make informed decisions about allocating capital for climate action and sustainable development goals. The encouraging news is that […]

Understanding the Singapore-Asia Taxonomy: Key Insights for Businesses

What does the Singapore-Asia Taxonomy entail? The Singapore-Asia Taxonomy aims to provide a comprehensive framework for businesses and investors to identify and support sustainable and transition activities. It uses a “traffic light” system to categorize activities into three groups: Green Activities: These activities significantly contribute to climate change mitigation by operating near-zero-emissions or following a […]

XBRL CH Launches Public Consultation on New Swiss Taxonomy

XBRL CH has launched a public consultation on its new XBRL CH Taxonomy, designed to meet the financial reporting needs of Swiss companies under the Swiss Code of Obligations (OR). The consultation is open to political parties, business associations, Swiss universities, and other interested stakeholders until November 1, 2024. The XBRL CH Taxonomy was developed […]

CBA and IFC Collaborate to Establish Unified Taxonomy Principle for 110 Countries

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA), with the support of the International Financial Corporation (IFC), is spearheading efforts to establish a unified taxonomy framework for green finance across 110 countries. This initiative was announced by Shahin Mahmudzade, General Director of the CBA, during the “Green Finance and Sustainable Development” forum in Baku, as reported by […]