Sustainability–related disclosures
The subfund's sustainable standards are promoted in accordance with Article 8 of the SFDR
- At least 70% of the subfund's assets are investments that promote environmental and social characteristics.
- The subfund does not have sustainable investment as its objective.
The subfund integrates sustainability into the investment process in accordance with the ESG+ strategy, which includes:
- Excluding companies that are directly involved in areas considered controversial or harmful from a sustainability perspective.
- Selecting investments that are assessed as less risky from an ESG perspective by specialized providers of ESG ratings; these ratings apply to both companies and sovereign issuers.
- Adhering to good governance practices that the companies in which the sub-fund invests must comply with.
The subfund considers the principal adverse impacts (PAI) on sustainability factors. The criteria are defined in the Prospectus with the management rules, in Appendix 1 – Disclosures of subfunds considered as financial products that promote environmental and social characteristics.
Report as at 29.11.2024
Share of aligned investments
|
Share in % |
Limit [%] |
Share of aligned investments |
76 |
> 70 |
Share of unaligned investmenets |
10,3 |
< 30 |
No grade |
13,2 |
|
Total |
99,5 |
|
Other |
0,5 |
|
Corporate sustainability rating
The sustainability risk of each investment is assessed using the Corporate Sustainability Rating provided by Moody's ESG Solutions. This rating measures how companies consider and manage ESG factors.
Corporate sustainability rating |
48 |
|
|
Moody`s Global Score |
Score |
Number of Investments |
Share in % |
60 + |
17 |
8,4 |
50 - 59 |
24 |
10,5 |
30 - 49 |
46 |
24,5 |
0 - 29 |
5 |
1,9 |
No grade |
14 |
13,2 |
Total |
106 |
58,5 |
Other |
|
41,5 |
Moody's ESG GOV Score
Assessment, whether a company has a good governance score, is based on the governance rating (G – Governance) provided by Moody's ESG Solutions.
ESG GOV Score |
53 |
|
|
Moody's ESG GOV Score |
Score |
Number of Investments |
Share in % |
60+ |
31 |
12,5 |
50 - 59 |
30 |
16,2 |
30 - 49 |
27 |
15,1 |
0 -29 |
4 |
1,5 |
No grade |
14 |
13,2 |
Total |
106 |
58,5 |
Other |
|
41,5 |
SSR - Souvereign Sustainability Rating
The efforts of countries to achieve a broad range of globally recognized sustainability goals are assessed using the Sovereign Sustainability Rating (SSR) provided by Moody's ESG Solutions.
Sovereign debt securities (%) |
|
41,1%
|
|
Average SSR |
76,7 |
|
|
Moody's SSR |
Rating |
Number of Investments |
Share in % |
60 + |
28 |
41,1 |
50 - 59 |
0 |
0 |
0 - 49 |
0 |
0 |
No grade |
0 |
0 |
Total |
28 |
41,1 |
Other |
|
59 |
Exclusions
Industry exclusions |
Share in % |
Revenue/production threshold in %* |
Thermal coal |
0 |
10 |
Tobacco (production and distribution) |
0 |
5 |
Activities in the field of controversial weapons |
0 |
0 |
Fossil fuels (Oil sands & Oil shale) |
1,2 |
0 |
Fossil fuels (Arctic drilling) |
0,8 |
0 |
Fossil fuels (Hydraulic fracturing) |
0,8 |
0 |
Gambling |
0 |
5 |
Adult entertainment |
0 |
5 |
Civilian firearms |
0 |
5 |
Exceptions** |
0 |
|
*Revenue/production threshold in % The subfund will not invest in holdings that generate more than the specified percentage of revenue from controversial activities.
**Exceptions: Regardless of the company's primary controversial activity, the subfunds may invest in:
- sustainable bonds,
- companies that direct over 20% of their investments (CAPEX) towards activities defined as environmentally sustainable according to the EU Taxonomy..
Controversial behavior
The subfunds will, in addition to considering controversial activities, also take into account whether the companies in which they invest violate certain internationally recognized standards, such as the principles of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. Thisare assessed using PAI 10 (Violations of the UN Global Compact principles and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises).
|
Share in % |
Violations of the UNGC and OECD Guidelines |
8,2 |