Storebrand Asset Management today announces a new wide-ranging climate policy to intensify action on climate and to quicken the green transition. The policy outlines how Storebrand Asset Management aims to invest in order to mitigate and adapt to climate change going forward.
As financial institutions, we have a fiduciary duty to act in the best long-term interests of our beneficiaries. We recognize the crucial role that tropical forests play in tackling climate change, protecting biodiversity and ensuring ecosystem services. We will continue to monitor developments in Brazil to assess our exposure to financial risks arising from deforestation.
As financial institutions, we have a fiduciary duty to act in the best long-term interests of our beneficiaries. We recognize the crucial role that tropical forests play in tackling climate change, protecting biodiversity and ensuring ecosystem services. We will continue to monitor developments in Brazil to assess our exposure to financial risks arising from deforestation.
Storebrand Asset Management is proud to announce that it's SICAV has been accepted as member of the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry (ALFI).
Two of Storebrand Asset Managements funds are recognized as top climate performers at the CDP Europe Awards in Paris. Storebrand/SPP Global Solutions amongst the winners in the global equity category and SPP Emerging Markets Plus amongst the winners in the emerging markets category.
COP 25 Madrid 2019 - The Storebrand Group now almost triples the amount of Assets under Management (AUM) in fossil free investment solutions, to EUR 26 billion– or a third of total AUM. The Swedish subsidiary, SPP, has as of today, made the decision make all their funds fossil free.
Last week the UN Environment Program (UNEP) launched its latest Emissions Gap Report. The Report makes sobering r
Today, 230 institutional investors representing USD $16.2 trillion in assets under management are calling on companies to take urgent action in light of the devastating fires in the Amazon, fueled in part because of the alarming rate of deforestation in Brazil and Bolivia.