
France · Investment banking startup
Humpact is an independent extra-financial rating agency based in Paris, France, specializing in social issues with a strong emphasis on employment.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
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Humpact is an independent extra-financial rating agency based in Paris, France, specializing in social issues with a strong emphasis on employment.
Founded in 2019 by André Coisne and Hugues Franc, Humpact aims to demonstrate that economic success can align with social equity. The agency focuses on the social pillar of ESG, measuring the impact of listed companies on employment policies and advising investors to support companies with strong social practices. Humpact offers a range of services, including social performance ratings, impact measurement, and ESG advisory for investors. They provide tools like Xtract, an AI-powered application for enhancing ESG reporting, and proprietary social indicators to help financial actors assess the societal contributions of companies. Humpact collaborates with institutional and individual investors, asset managers, and listed companies to promote socially responsible investment strategies and improve employment policies across the financial ecosystem.
Funding, as reported
From Humpact's own website: 1 on the team.
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impact scoresfinance and insurancecorporate social responsibilitysocial reportingimpact of social impact funds creationimpact reportingsocial impact scoringsocial impact impact reportingsocial policiesimpact funds monitoringimpact of social impact fundsinformation technology & servicesemployment impactfinancial servicesfinancesocial impact measurement
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