Commitment
Transparency reporting, by communication for the good of responsible disclosures.
Frameworks and Standards
We maintain our framework as accordingly to the World Economic Forum’s Stakeholder Capitalism Metrics.
Then, our scope align with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the International Financial Reporting Standards ~ specifically IFRS S1 & S2.
Together in harmony, these standards we strongly stand for - help address ESG issues, from environmental impact and climate risks to social responsibility and ethical governance.
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Occupational Health & Safety
Science Based Targets
OECD Guidelines
United Nations principles on Business & Human Rights
ISO XXXX, on environmental management
Investment objectives
Traditional
ESG
Investment objectives
Maximising arithmetic returns for investors
arithmetic returns whilst considerate to ESG charter
Investments vehicles and/or types available
Bonds, ETF products, direct shares, derivatives, futures
Simiarly packaged and offered to traditional but added with ESG criterias
Expected returns
Typically thought to be higher, but subjective to other “non-financial” factors and/or considerations.
Similarly / equal in terms of competitiveness to traditional, subject to additional ESG factors, rules and/or regulations.
Impact metrics - how are they measured?
Not typically measurable.
Often obligated with ESG centric arithmetics, and/or additional reportings and audits surrounding carbon foot print or labour resources.
Disclaimer this is only a re-adapted, highly summarised table excluding nuances or granular distinctions between the two; not including regulations and/or different financial mode of investments, preferences, strategies, diversity of products offerings to name a few.