Who We Are
Supported by the Sustainable Markets Initiative Africa Council, GEMs 3.0 is an industry initiative platform, designed to leverage the Global Emerging Markets Risk GEMs data in support of scaling allocations to Africa, emerging markets, and developing economies.



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KEY FEATURES GEMs3.0 PLATFORM OVERVIEW - AT A GLANCE
GEMs Data
Revolutionary asset allocation platform targeted at international investors
Calibrated Risk Calculations
Credit Tools calibrated primarily with GEMs default, recovery and correlation data and additional assumptions.
Risk Tranching
Know-how from rating agencies, institutional investors and the other members of the finance community.
Accurate Risk Pricing
Architecture designed and implemented by data scientists starting with the scope and its components.
Scale Allocation
Allows for master “mapping” system to classify loans according to creditworthiness and risk across the global emerging markets.
GEMs3.0
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Top Risks 2025
GEMs3.0 Media2025-01-09T14:57:29+00:002025 Investment Management Outlook
GEMs3.0 Media2024-12-30T15:05:28+00:00EY Global Institutional Investor Survey 2024
GEMs3.0 Media2024-12-17T11:23:37+00:00Green Technology Book: Energy Solutions for Climate Change
GEMs3.0 Media2024-12-03T09:12:06+00:00Reconciling Portfolio Diversification with a Shrinking Carbon Footprint
GEMs3.0 Media2024-12-03T09:13:01+00:00ADB Sovereign Default and Loss Rates
GEMs3.0 Media2024-11-27T10:13:53+00:00Investing in Nature as Infrastructure The Opportunity
GEMs3.0 Media2024-11-08T07:55:17+00:00MDB Risk Transfer: Business Models & Data
GEMs3.0 Media2024-11-04T14:21:19+00:00What the Market Thinks: A Climate Risk Survey
GEMs3.0 Media2024-11-04T14:07:06+00:00How CIOs are investing in a climate-resilient economy
GEMs3.0 Media2024-10-28T06:50:12+00:00GEMs default statistics publication on private and public lending 1994-2023
GEMs3.0 Media2024-10-24T19:18:05+00:00FTSE Russell SI LSEG Asset Owner Survey 2024
GEMs3.0 Media2024-10-24T16:33:27+00:00Quantifying Preferred Creditor Treatment by Rating Grade
GEMs3.0 Media2024-10-14T13:31:23+00:00Asian Development Bank Sovereign Default and Loss Rates
GEMs3.0 Media2024-11-11T14:23:43+00:00Powering Change: Building Resilience in a Transforming Climate
GEMs3.0 Media2024-10-08T09:56:06+00:00GEMs 3.0, In The Media
Watch some of the latest updates and coverage around GEMs3.0.
RECENT ARTICLES

EIB Over-Reached in Denying Access to Meeting Minutes, Appeals Body Says
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Executive Summary
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EIB Complaints Body Supports Disclosures on GEMs Licensing Deal
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How Institutional Investor-Public Partnerships Can Drive GreenTech Innovation Beyond Moore’s Law
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To get more capital, Africa needs more data
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How development banks are failing to attract enough private money to climate fight
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