Smart Money, Greener Future: AI-Enhanced English Financial Text Processing for ESG Investment Decisions
スマートマネー、より環境に優しい未来:ESG投資判断のためのAI強化型英文財務テキスト処理 (AI 翻訳)
Junying Fan, Daojuan Wang, Yuhua Zheng
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本論文は、新興市場におけるESG投資判断を支援するAI駆動型フレームワークFinATGを提案する。FinATGは、ESG報告書やグリーンボンド開示などの英文財務テキストから持続可能性関連情報を自動抽出し、炭素排出データやグリーン投資関係の抽出に優れた性能を示す。実験では、エンティティF1スコア88.5、REL F1スコア80.2を達成し、持続可能性特化データセットでも高い性能を発揮した。
English
This paper proposes FinATG, an AI-driven framework for extracting sustainability-related financial information from English texts to support ESG investment decisions in emerging markets. It achieves entity F1 of 88.5 and REL F1 of 80.2 on standard benchmarks, and excels in extracting carbon emission data and green investment relationships. The framework automates extraction of sustainability metrics, facilitating green finance flows and transparency.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では、SSBJ基準や有報でのESG情報開示が進む中、AIによる情報抽出技術は開示データの活用や投資家対応に有用。ただし本論文は新興市場向けであり、日本の高度な開示環境への直接適用には調整が必要。
In the global GX context
Globally, this paper addresses the challenge of automating ESG data extraction from financial texts, which is critical for meeting ISSB and CSRD disclosure requirements. The FinATG framework's focus on correctness and compliance aligns with the high-stakes nature of climate finance and transition finance, offering a scalable solution for emerging markets.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:AI for ESG extraction: domain-adaptive span representation and constrained decoding for sustainability financial texts.
🏢実務担当者:Automate ESG data extraction from reports and disclosures to support investment decisions and compliance.
🏛政策担当者:Consider AI-driven extraction tools to enhance transparency and standardize ESG reporting in emerging markets.
📄 Abstract(原文)
Emerging markets face growing pressures to integrate sustainable English business practices while maintaining economic growth, particularly in addressing environmental challenges and achieving carbon neutrality goals. English Financial information extraction becomes crucial for supporting green finance initiatives, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) compliance, and sustainable investment decisions in these markets. This paper presents FinATG, an AI-driven autoregressive framework for extracting sustainability-related English financial information from English texts, specifically designed to support emerging markets in their transition toward sustainable development. The framework addresses the complex challenges of processing ESG reports, green bond disclosures, carbon footprint assessments, and sustainable investment documentation prevalent in emerging economies. FinATG introduces a domain-adaptive span representation method fine-tuned on sustainability-focused English financial corpora, implements constrained decoding mechanisms based on green finance regulations, and integrates FinBERT with autoregressive generation for end-to-end extraction of environmental and governance information. While achieving competitive performance on standard benchmarks, FinATG’s primary contribution lies in its architecture, which prioritizes correctness and compliance for the high-stakes financial domain. Experimental validation demonstrates FinATG’s effectiveness with entity F1 scores of 88.5 and REL F1 scores of 80.2 on standard English datasets, while achieving superior performance (85.7–86.0 entity F1, 73.1–74.0 REL+ F1) on sustainability-focused financial datasets. The framework particularly excels in extracting carbon emission data, green investment relationships, and ESG compliance indicators, achieving average AUC and RGR scores of 0.93 and 0.89 respectively. By automating the extraction of sustainability metrics from complex English financial documents, FinATG supports emerging markets in meeting international ESG standards, facilitating green finance flows, and enhancing transparency in sustainable business practices, ultimately contributing to their sustainable development goals and climate action commitments.
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