Wealth with Purpose: DoLand Pro Elevates ESG Impact Reporting

Laura Anderson

1 year ago

Copenhagen, [14-7-25] As younger generations demand clarity, authenticity, and purpose in their wealth decisions, traditional financial institutions face a stark reality: ESG compliance isn’t enough. Leading family offices and foundations are now turning to DoLand Pro, the white-labeled impact reporting platform designed for engagement, trust, and real outcomes.

Family Offices Need a New Kind of Reporting

DoLand Pro offers a complete B2B solution tailored to the needs of multi-generational clients who expect their portfolios to reflect their values without greenwashing.

What sets DoLand Pro apart for family offices:

Custom-Branded Reports that feel personal and aligned with client identity.
Narrative-Driven Insights beyond ESG scores showing how capital creates change.
Automation at Scale No more spreadsheets or compliance-only reports.
Nuanced Impact Measurement built on recognized global standards.

“Family offices tell us their clients want real answers: What is my money doing? Who is it helping? DoLand Pro gives them the language and tools to answer those questions,” says Jakob Lage Hansen, CEO & Founder.

Designed for Legacy and Trust

With €5,000 billion needed annually to meet the UN SDGs (UN, 2024), the stakes are high. Family offices play a critical role but only if equipped with tools that balance rigor with relatability. That’s where DoLand Pro shines.

Already implemented by values-driven leaders like Merkur Cooperative Bank, DoLand Pro is enabling the next wave of sustainable finance rooted in impact, storytelling, and transparency.

See how DoLand Pro can help your clients create a lasting legacy at www.dolandpro.com
📩 Contact: Jakob Lage Hansen, CEO | jakob@thisisdoland.com | 📞 +45 23811942

Learn how DoLand Pro turns ESG reporting into a trust-building, purpose-driven tool at www.dolandpro.com.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ESG impact reporting and why does it matter for investors?

ESG impact reporting measures the environmental, social, and governance outcomes of investments, giving investors visibility into the real-world effects of where their capital goes. It matters because regulators, institutional investors, and consumers increasingly demand transparency and accountability on sustainability metrics.

How does DoLand Pro elevate ESG reporting for wealth managers?

DoLand Pro automates data collection from portfolio companies, standardises it across reporting frameworks, and generates investor-ready impact reports that wealth managers can share with clients. This allows advisors to demonstrate the values-aligned performance of portfolios with evidence rather than marketing claims.

What ESG frameworks does DoLand Pro support?

DoLand Pro supports all major ESG and impact reporting frameworks including GRI, SASB, TCFD, UN SDGs, IRIS+, and regulatory frameworks including the EU’s SFDR and CSRD. Firms can configure the platform to output reports in the format required by each specific stakeholder or regulator.

What is personalised ESG reporting and how does it work?

Personalised ESG reporting tailors impact disclosures to the specific values and priorities of individual investors. DoLand Pro enables wealth managers to filter and present portfolio impact data by theme — such as climate, gender equality, or community development — so each client sees the metrics most relevant to them.

How is ESG reporting regulation changing in 2025?

ESG reporting is becoming mandatory rather than voluntary for large asset managers and listed companies in the EU, UK, and increasingly the US. The EU’s CSRD requires detailed sustainability disclosures from over 50,000 companies from 2025, while US SEC climate disclosure rules are pushing American firms to adopt similar standards.

What is the business case for better ESG impact reporting?

Strong ESG reporting attracts institutional capital from pension funds and sovereign wealth funds with sustainability mandates, reduces regulatory risk, improves talent attraction and retention, and increasingly correlates with lower cost of capital. Firms that invest in robust impact reporting infrastructure now gain a compounding competitive advantage.