ESG stands for three sustainability-related areas in which companies have responsibilities:


Our three-tier engagement approach is designed to ensure a focused dialogue with companies to raise awareness of ESG issues and to encourage steps towards improving their practices.

An effective voting rights policy with systematic focus on ESG criteria effects changes at corporate level and results in better investment decisions by the companies in which our customers' assets are invested.

Our three-step exclusion approach takes into account the principles of the SIA, the UN Global Compact, and we place a focus on ethics and climate.

We are committed to measures in five areas in order to take climate change into account in our own investment approach and in that of the external asset managers.

Sustainable building and management can achieve a lot: For example, the energy-efficient renovation of older properties can make a substantial contribution to the active reduction of energy consumption.

A positive impact on the sustainability balance is possible through active management of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

An effective voting rights policy with systematic focus on ESG criteria effects changes at the corporate level and results in better investment decisions.

We measure our external asset managers on the basis of whether they take environmental factors, social responsibility and sustainable corporate governance into consideration in line with our objectives when selecting investments.

