At Econopolis, we believe in investing with a positive impact on society and the environment. Our team of experts is dedicated to developing investment strategies that contribute to a more sustainable world.
Sustainable investment policy
Our global policy on how sustainability risks are identified and managed within the investment strategy can be found here. This document outlines, among other things, our ESG integration, normative screening, exclusion criteria, positions on controversial activities, and the application of responsible investing in line with international standards.
For more detailed information on the sustainable investment policy of each fund, please click here.
Engagement
How we actively engage with companies to promote sustainable practices is described in our engagement policy. It explains our methods, such as direct dialogue, collaboration with external experts, and proxy voting.
Our first Engagement & Proxy Voting Report, showcasing our 2024 efforts, can be found here.
Towards Sustainability Label
At Econopolis, we strive for sustainable investments that generate a positive impact on society and the environment. Several of our funds have received the prestigious Towards Sustainability label, a quality label awarded to financial products that meet strict sustainability criteria.
This label, granted by the Central Labelling Agency (CLA), confirms that our funds actively contribute to a more sustainable world through transparent investment processes and responsible choices. It reflects our commitment to ESG principles (environment, social and governance) and our mission to foster sustainable growth for our clients and future generations.
Econopolis Sustainability Report
At Econopolis, we place sustainability at the heart of our investment policy. Through thematic funds, green and social bonds, and thorough ESG analysis, we ensure that returns and responsibility go hand in hand. To learn more about Econopolis’ impact in 2024, click here for our Sustainability Report.
SFDR regulation
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is a European regulation introduced in 2019 to enhance transparency in the sustainable investment market. Its aim is to provide a unified framework for reporting on sustainability risks and to reduce the impact of investments on the environment and society. The SFDR requires financial market participants to disclose information on how sustainability is integrated into their investment decisions. All necessary information can be found on this page. In addition, funds are classified according to their level of sustainability commitment, resulting in different fund categories:
✓ Article 6 fund
Article 6 products are products without explicitly defined sustainability objectives.
✓ Article 8 fund
These are products that promote environmental or social characteristics. Such funds must provide detailed reporting on how these characteristics are promoted. Thanks to our efforts, all Econopolis funds are Article 8 products.
✓ Article 9 fund
This type of products aims at sustainable investments. These funds must report on how they achieve their sustainable investment objectives and the impact they generate.
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