- Organisation
- NatWest Group, United Kingdom
- Predecessor
- NatWest's existing on-premises systems, which were not equipped for the ESG team's requirements or the large, varied data sets that ESG reporting demanded
- Destination
- An all-cloud ESG data source of truth on Snowflake with the legacy on-premises ESG systems decommissioned
- Workload
- Snowflake
- Stage
- operational
Verified platform change
Snowflake's current NatWest customer evidence states that NatWest's ESG team migrated its data platform to Snowflake, established an all-cloud ESG data source of truth and decommissioned legacy on-premises systems. Snowflake's dated 6 March 2026 event evidence independently establishes active NatWest use of Snowflake by that evidence horizon.
Transition
From: NatWest's existing on-premises systems, which were not equipped for the ESG team's requirements or the large, varied data sets that ESG reporting demanded
To: An all-cloud ESG data source of truth on Snowflake with the legacy on-premises ESG systems decommissioned
Known unknowns
The dated 6 March 2026 Snowflake evidence proves active operational use by that date; it is not asserted as NatWest's private migration cutover day. The claim is bounded to the ESG data-platform migration documented by Snowflake and does not extend to every NatWest data workload.
Official sources
Updates
Sources rechecked on 26 September 2026. The current first-party Snowflake customer case study and dated event page have not materially changed; the bounded operational ESG data-platform migration remains supported without a private exact-cutover or whole-bank workload-migration claim.