Do you want to invest with purpose?

Sustainable Investing Can Be Part of Your Investment Plan

More and more individuals have realized that their investments can affect the world around them. To accommodate this growing demand, more opportunities have been made available to investors who want to make a difference through ESG portfolios that address environmental, social and governance factors without sacrificing financial goals.

What is ESG Investing?

Socially conscious investors use three main criteria that fall under the acronym "ESG," when creating investment portfolios. ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance.

 

Environmental

Environmental criteria might measure a company’s conservation efforts, pollution, and water conservation.

Social

Social factors may include worker health and safety, privacy and security, and community involvement.

Governance

Governance criteria may refer to shareholders’ rights, transparency, ethics, and fraud.

 

We take our role as fiduciaries seriously, while we want to offer our clients investment solutions with a strong ESG profile, it is also important that this is not done at the expense of a less solid investment portfolio. Thanks to innovations in technology and investment products, we offer ESG solutions that combine the best of both worlds: A cost-effective, sound and well-diversified ESG investment portfolio that captures market returns through ethical investing.

Environmental, Social And Governance Criteria

  • Environmental

    Climate Change & Carbon Emissions

    Air & Water Pollution

    Energy Efficiency

    Waste Management

    Water Scarcity

    Biodiversity & Deforestation

  • Social

    Gender & Diversity Policies

    Human Rights

    Labor Standards

    Employee Engagement

    Customer Satisfaction

    Community Relations

  • Governance

    Board Composition

    Executive Compensation

    Audit Committee Structure

    Bribery & Corruption Policies

    Lobbying Activities

    Political Contributions