Climate policy AI platform Maiven raises £1.5m to support global regulatory compliance

March 27, 2025

Maiven, a UK-based RegTech company, has launched an AI-driven platform that delivers real-time, personalised climate policy insights to help corporates navigate a rapidly evolving global regulatory landscape.

The company has secured £1.5m in seed investment from a group of backers including Pale Blue Dot, Ada Ventures, Tiny VC, Ventures Together, and Earth, along with angel investors Dorothy Chou, Brandon Mhangami, and Daphne Dovermann, according to a report from Climate Impact Partners.

Maiven has developed a platform designed to monitor and alert businesses to climate policy developments that could affect their operations. The tool tracks over 5,000 policies and laws across the globe, enabling companies to anticipate climate-related risks and strategic opportunities with a high degree of accuracy.

The platform features real-time monitoring, automated alerts, and in-depth analysis, all geared toward helping businesses mitigate risks and capitalise on opportunities presented by climate policy changes, Climate Impact Partners stated.

Maiven CEO Larsen Mabika said, “The current macro and geopolitical environment is making climate policy and the regulatory environment more volatile. This will change fundamental market dynamics and put companies’ current operating models under pressure. In this context, anticipating changes and making timely and informed decisions is crucial for businesses’ viability. We are unlocking the power of AI to provide the necessary tools and insights to navigate these complexities, ensuring businesses can make decisions to prepare for a low-carbon future.”

Climate Impact Partners claims and assessment director Chris Duck said, “In a market inundated with regulatory changes, our clients require actionable intelligence, not just data. They need support to pinpoint the climate policies that directly affect their climate and carbon strategies. Maiven is tackling this challenge, enabling corporates to respond to policy shifts with confidence. This will also be critical for our carbon project partners, ensuring they can evolve and adjust to align with the latest developments.”