Crescit integrates sustainability into its investment process by applying strict inclusion and exclusion criteria and sustainability standards. The company refrains from investing in controversial industries and countries on the UN sanctions list, ensuring ethical choices. In addition, Crescit uses recognized indices to objectively assess corruption and human rights in potential investment countries. By actively promoting sustainable investments, Crescit strives to create long-term value that also contributes to social and environmental sustainability. Transparency and reporting under the SFDR ensures that investors gain visibility into how their capital is being used to support a fairer and more sustainable world. The work differs between Crescit's management products and it is important to familiarize yourself with the specific work that takes place in each product.
Through the introduction of REGULATION (EU) 2019/2088 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 27 November 2019 on sustainability-related information to be provided within the financial services sector ("Disclosure Regulation" or "SFDR"), the EU has set new requirements for sustainability information.
In short, the requirements mean that actors in the financial market must provide clear information about and how sustainability risks are integrated into the business, if negative consequences for sustainable development are taken into account, and that affected actors must provide sustainability-related information for their financial products.
In addition to following the UN's principles for responsible investments, Crescit wants to contribute to increased transparency about the sustainability work and the sustainability risks that are connected to our management and to our funds.
As part of achieving the information requirements in the Disclosure Ordinance, you will find relevant policies from Crescit's internal regulations on this page.
In January 2015, Crescit Asset Management AB signed the United Nations (UN) Principles for Responsible Investment, also known as UNPRI (United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment). UN PRI's principles form a reference framework for investors who want to increase responsibility in their investment activities. The core of UN PRI's content is to consider responsible and ethical guidelines in investment decisions, to work for change through active ownership and to encourage reporting on ethical aspects of business operations. For those interested, you can read more about UN PRI at www.unpri.org.
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