Amundi’s leadership in Responsible Investment is built on its scale, expertise, consistency over time and ability to deliver tailored solutions. Our ambition is to remain our clients’ preferred partner for Responsible Investment in the years to come.

Building on the strong foundations of the ESG Ambitions 2025 plan, Responsible Investment remains central to our strategy. As part of this ambition, a dedicated 2028 Climate strategy has been defined to reaffirm our commitment towards Responsible Investment.

This strategy confirms our ambition to remain a transition-focused actor, through both our dialogue with companies and our commitment to acting in our client’s best interests. 

This strategy is built around specific objectives across three action levers: product offering, shareholder dialogue and exemplary conduct of our activities.

I.    A SAVINGS OFFERING SERVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSITION CHALLENGES

  • Maintaining the broadest offering of climate1 and labelled2 investment strategies

  • Launch of a climate offering linked to adaptation challenges

  • Launch of a natural capital offering

  • Continued deployment of impact investment solutions

  • Expansion of engagement with institutional investors and prospects on climate-related transition and adaptation issues

 

II.    A MAJOR COMMITMENT TO INVESTEE COMPANIES

  • Deployment of Climate dialogue with investee companies to cover 85%3 of the carbon footprint of global indices by 2028

  • Conducting climate engagement to promote an orderly and realistic transition to resilient economic models, notably by:

    • Taking into account entire value chains, with significant coverage of energy-supply actors as well as demand-side actors
    • Considering the interdependence of issues in the context of multiple transitions (climate, energy, digital, demographic)

       

III.    EXEMPLARY CONDUCT OF OUR ACTIVITIES

  • A reduction of nearly 40%4 in direct GHG emissions per employee vs 2019

  • Integration of sustainability criteria into the executive remuneration policy

  • Launch of a natural capital offering

  • Ongoing training efforts for directors and employees

  • Contribution to collective knowledge on transition issues

  • Transparency through the publication of policies and activity reports

1.    Number of strategy categories covered by a Climate or Responsible Investment labels, per Broadridge's 'Aggregated' grid."
2.    Labelling: LuxFLAG ESG, Environment & Climate Finance, Towards Sustainability, FNG Siegel, Umweltzeichen, Finansol, Greenfin, and SRI. 
3.    Equity index: MSCI ACWI; Bond index: Bloomberg Global Aggregate Corporate Index.
4.    -50% by 2030