Araglen Solutions

Araglen Solutions

Financial Services

London, U.K. 42 followers

Empowering Sustainable Business with Data-Driven Solutions

About us

Araglen Solutions | Driving Innovation in Sustainability, Carbon Accounting, and GRC With extensive expertise in IT Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) across highly regulated industries, Araglen Solutions leverages deep knowledge in risk management and data analytics to deliver cutting-edge solutions in sustainability and carbon accounting. Our focus is on helping organisations navigate complex regulatory landscapes, including the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), while ensuring transparency, compliance, and operational efficiency. Currently, we are leading pilot programs for a start-up to deliver a real-time emissions data reporting platform, designed to transition medium and large enterprises from traditional spreadsheets to advanced, secure, and auditable sustainability solutions. The platform empowers businesses to meet their ESG goals while maintaining robust governance and compliance standards. At Araglen Solutions, we are passionate about bridging the gap between technology and compliance. We partner with companies to optimise their carbon accounting processes and embrace sustainable practices that meet evolving regulatory demands, ensuring a future that is both compliant and sustainable.

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
London, U.K.
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2024
Specialties
GRC, ESG, Carbon Emissions, CSRD, Sustainability, CyberSecurity, Technology Risk, Technology Assurance, GRC (Governance Risk and Compliance), commercialisation, and business development

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  • A stark warning from the latest flood risk report: by 2050, one in four properties in the UK could be at risk of flooding. BBC News - One in four properties at flood risk by 2050 - report https://lnkd.in/ed87pFft The impacts of climate change are no longer future concerns—they are here and accelerating. This report highlights the urgent need for coordinated action across sectors: from government policy and infrastructure planning to corporate resilience strategies and innovative solutions in carbon reduction and risk mitigation. For businesses, particularly those operating in construction, real estate, and supply chains, understanding and mitigating climate-related risks is not just about compliance but about future-proofing operations and assets. At Araglen Solutions, we are focused on enabling organisations to measure, report, and act on emissions and environmental risks across their supply chain. Climate resilience starts with visibility, and tools like carbon accounting platforms can empower companies to make informed decisions.

    One in four properties may be at risk of flooding by 2050 - report

    One in four properties may be at risk of flooding by 2050 - report

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  • Yesterday’s EMEX Conference at London Excel provided some great insights on sustainability and carbon accounting. Lots of interesting exhibitors and speakers. A special shout out to Ben Shafran for his engaging session, "Making Sense of the Carbon Accounting Landscape." Key Takeaways: 🔑 Emissions Data Quality: The cornerstone of effective decarbonisation. Without reliable data, understanding where we stand is nearly impossible. 🌐 Complex Landscape: The mix of compliance-driven and voluntary mechanisms makes navigating carbon accounting a challenge for many businesses. 🏛️ Call for a Carbon Regulator: Tackling barriers to high-quality accounting will likely require robust oversight and regulation. 💻 Digital Infrastructure: The future lies in leveraging technology to enable standardization while maintaining the flexibility businesses need. At Araglen Solutions, we're inspired by these discussions to keep innovating and shaping a sustainable future. Let’s bridge the gap between ambition and action! #EMEX2024 #CarbonAccounting #SustainabilityMatters #Decarbonisation #NetZero #DigitalInnovation #AraglenSolutions

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  • Attending a one-day, deep-dive conference on Responsible AI - #RiskAI Some good sessions with a particular emphasise on regulatory and legal risks. I've particularly enjoyed hearing some views of technology practitioners that have built out AI models. while managing these risks is key organisations need to also focus on cost and business value given the massive cost of training and scaling these models. and if course the sustainability impacts. The starting point for this needs to be what business problem or disruption is the model trying to solve rather than simply jumping on the AI bandwagon.

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  • Interesting and wide ranging session today - some immediate takeaways * as with any model you need to understand your objectives and quality of data inputs and allows for limitations *hazards have now become better understood than exposures *geo-location data still a gap in less data rich regions that impedes model accuracy, *being outside "1 in 100 years" flood areas doesn't mean you aren't exposed. Oh and I was reminded of difference between fluvial and pluvial flooding. #floodrisk #floods #catmodels #floodmodelling #AraglenSolutions

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    #Floods are one of the hardest catastrophic #perils to model. Not all flood models are built the same way. What do you need to know when using flood model results to select, price and manage flood risk? The complexity of how floods occur, the dependency on a wide range of conditions and the difficulty in getting detailed data means that the methods used to build vary between models. These different approaches can significantly impact the results when considering geography, frequency and severity of floods. Understanding how models are built, and the characteristics of the models used to generate results, both from your in-house modelling teams or third parties such as brokers, will help you make better underwriting decisions. Join us in this educational webinar, as Matthew Grant talks to flood modellers from Fathom to explore the complexities of flood catastrophe models. You will discover key model-building techniques and essential data inputs and hear from both the developer’s and end-user’s perspectives. In this webinar we will discuss: 💡 What are the critical components of cat modelling? 💡 What key considerations and uncertainties must be addressed when building a model, and how do they impact the results? 💡 Why is it crucial for end-users to understand these impacts? 💡 How can customers choose the model that best suits their needs? REGISTER for FREE or to watch on demand ➡ https://lnkd.in/d6wpQhSs ⬅ Susi Ozkurt Holly Elizabeth Robin Merttens Matthew Grant Benjamin Gopal Alex Smithard Zoja Wojcik Sam Jones 

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