Sustainalytics Netzwerk

Sustainalytics bekennt und verpflichtet sich zur nachhaltigen und sozialverantwortlichen Geldanlage. Wir sind Unterzeichner der United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) und Mitglied in verschiedenen, nationalen Verbänden zum Thema nachhaltiges und sozialverantwortliches Investment.

Europe

Belgian Sustainable and Social Investment Forum

Dutch Association for Investors for Sustainable Development

European Sustainable Investment Forum

German Sustainable Investment Forum

Spanish Social Investment Forum

North America

Boston Area Sustainable Consortium (BASIC)

Canadian Business for Social Responsibility

Ceres

Interfaith Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ICCR)

Social Investment Forum

Social Investment Organization

Sustainable Investment Research Analyst Network

Imagine Canada Caring Company 2005 Imagine Canada hat Jantzi-Sustainalytics als Caring Company anerkannt

Analyst's Perspective

Jean-Florent HelfreAssociate Analyst

"Modern information and telecommunications technology can contribute significantly to sustainable mobility... the development of the internet and the mobile phone can substitute the need to travel and can, thus, have a sustainable benefit, especially in times of globalization with an increased need for worldwide communication. " Read More

Alberto Serna MartinAssociate Analyst

"Investors can engage with oil and gas producers and encourage innovation, and the adoption and ongoing development of best practices...responsible investors should push even harder for investment in renewable and sustainable forms of energy and for regulatory environments that incentivize such investment." Read More

Dayna LinleySenior Analyst

"Responsible investors have an important role to play, both to encourage best practices and to support innovation in the natural gas industry, and to support the much-needed shift toward a more sustainable energy economy." Read More

Irene SosaSenior Analyst

"Indigenous people have a right to participate in decisions affecting their land and resources, including the right to say “no” to natural resource development projects. Poor relations with indigenous communities can result in very tangible regulatory and financial risks for mining companies." Read More