Stichting Pensioenfonds voor Personeelsdiensten (hereinafter: 'StiPP' or 'the fund') considers it important to take responsibility for the consequences of its investments. This starts with a good understanding of the impact of the investments on people, the environment and good governance and what the risks of our investments are. In addition, StiPP considers it important to inform our participants about this. The fund is also required to do so based on national and international legislation. This includes the so-called Disclosure Regulation (hereinafter: 'SFDR'). The sustainability risks in relation to investing are sustainability risks.
What do these regulations mean for StiPP?
Pension funds draw up an investment procedure in order to arrive at the right decisions. The SFDR stipulates that pension funds must provide information on how the relevant sustainability risks for the fund are taken into account in these procedures. At a second level, the SFDR asks for insight into how sustainability risks are taken into account in the investment decisions for the pension scheme.
The fund makes no distinction in how it takes sustainability risks into account at these two levels. The explanation below therefore applies to both levels.
Here you can read what these sustainability risks are and how StiPP deals with them.