Dynamic esg visualization

A system for dynamically visualizing an impact field based on weighted environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics, comprising a terminal communicative with at least one server, the terminal and the at least one server collective configured to perform a method comprising:

• obtaining a portfolio including a plurality of assets according to a first configuration, each asset having an associated quantum variable;
• retrieving for each of the assets a raw ESG score;
• determining a weighted ESG score for each asset by multiplying the raw ESG score by the quantum variable;
• forming a first composite ESG score by summing the weighted ESG scores for the assets in the first configuration of the portfolio;
• visually representing the first configuration of the portfolio by rendering and displaying an impact field having a gradient variable reflective of the first composite ESG score;
• making a recommendation for at least one asset in the first configuration;
• receiving an instruction to reduce or increase the quantum variable of at least one asset, or to drop or add an asset, to form a second configuration of the portfolio;
• retrieving for any new asset a raw ESG score;
• determining a weighted ESG score for any new or modified asset by multiplying the raw ESG score by the quantum variable of the new or modified asset;
• forming a second composite ESG score by summing the weighted ESG scores for the assets in the second configuration of the portfolio;
• and
• visually representing the second configuration of the portfolio by modifying the appearance of the impact field through adjustment of the gradient so as to reflect the second composite ESG score.

A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon computer program code that is executable by a processor and that, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform a method of dynamically visualizing an impact field based on weighted environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics, comprising:

• obtaining a portfolio including a plurality of assets according to a first configuration, each asset having an associated quantum variable;
• retrieving for each of the assets a raw ESG score;
• determining a weighted ESG score for each asset by multiplying the raw ESG score by the quantum variable;
• forming a first composite ESG score by summing the weighted ESG scores for the assets in the first configuration of the portfolio;
• visually representing the first configuration of the portfolio by rendering and displaying an impact field having a gradient variable reflective of the first composite ESG score;
• making a recommendation for at least one asset in the first configuration;
• receiving an instruction to reduce or increase the quantum variable of at least one asset, or to drop or add an asset, to form a second configuration of the portfolio;
• retrieving for any new asset a raw ESG score;
• determining a weighted ESG score for any new or modified asset by multiplying the raw ESG score by the quantum variable of the new or modified asset;
• forming a second composite ESG score by summing the weighted ESG scores for the assets in the second configuration of the portfolio;
• and
• visually representing the second configuration of the portfolio by modifying the appearance of the impact field through adjustment of the gradient so as to reflect the second composite ESG score.