StiPP is bound by national and international laws and regulations when investing sustainably and responsibly. The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (abbreviated to 'SFDR') is a European Regulation that obliges StiPP to provide participants with information about sustainability. This concerns the effects of the investment policy and which sustainability choices we make in our investment policy.
The SFDR requires all participants in the financial markets to provide information about sustainability and investing. As a pension fund, StiPP is a financial market participant. StiPP invests in one or more investment institutions and mandates that promote environmental or social characteristics. This classifies StiPP's pension scheme as Article 8 under SFDR. The obligations under the SFDR are in line with StiPP's SRI and investment policy. StiPP's pension scheme takes into account the main adverse effects on sustainability factors through SRI instruments. StiPP's remuneration policy also contains information on how to deal with the integration of sustainability risks.
On this page you can read sustainability information and pre-contractual information according to a legally prescribed classification by SFDR. These documents describe choices that StiPP has made about sustainability policy and objectives.
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