Crescit integrates sustainability into its investment process through strict inclusion and exclusion criteria. The company refrains from investing in controversial industries and in countries on the UN sanctions list, and uses recognized indices to assess corruption and political and human rights in potential investment countries. Crescit has signed the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (UN PRI) and strives for transparency about sustainability work and the sustainability risks associated with the management and the funds. Sustainability work differs between Crescit's products - read the product-specific information for each fund.
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The EU has set requirements for sustainability information through Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on sustainability-related disclosures in the financial services sector (the ”Disclosure Regulation” or ”SFDR”).
In short, the requirements mean that financial market players must provide clear information about how sustainability risks are integrated into their operations, whether they consider negative consequences for sustainability factors, and provide sustainability-related information for their financial products.
Crescit strives for increased transparency about the sustainability work and the sustainability risks associated with our management and our funds. As part of fulfilling the information requirements of the Disclosure Regulation, you will find relevant policies from Crescit's internal regulations on this page.
Crescit integrates sustainability risks into investment decisions. A sustainability risk is an environmental, social or governance event or circumstance that, if it occurs, could have an actual or potential negative impact on the value of an investment. Crescit considers sustainability risks through its inclusion and exclusion criteria (corruption, political and human rights, and UN sanctions) and through its risk management. How sustainability risks are integrated is described in more detail in Crescit’s sustainability policy.
Crescit Asset Management AB (”Crescit”) does not formally consider the main negative impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors at the company level according to the indicators specified in the SFDR Technical Standards (RTS). Crescit is not subject to the requirement to publish a PAI statement under Article 4.3 of the SFDR as the company has fewer than 500 employees, and therefore applies the possibility of a reasoned waiver under Article 4.1 b of the SFDR.
Crescit's exclusion criteria aim to limit exposure to certain negative sustainability-related impacts at the country and company level, including corruption, political and human rights, and countries subject to UN sanctions. The criteria are described in Crescit's sustainability policy.
This position applies at the company level. At the product level, none of Crescit's funds consider major negative consequences for sustainability factors in their investment decisions. This is evident from the respective fund's pre-sale information.
Crescit Protect continues to promote environmental and social characteristics under Article 8 through its exclusion criteria. The position only concerns the question of whether the fund formally considers main negative impacts under Article 7 — the characteristics and exclusion criteria are unchanged.
For the financial year 2025, Crescit Protect reported selected indicators for main negative impacts. This report is available in the fund's periodic sustainability disclosures (Appendix IV), which are published together with the fund's annual report for 2025.
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Crescit reviews this position at least once a year and intends to consider major adverse consequences to a greater extent when the conditions, in particular the availability of data for the company's management strategy, are deemed appropriate. The statement is published annually, no later than 30 June for the previous calendar year.
Last updated: 2026-07-14. Decided by the board of Crescit Asset Management AB.
Crescit Asset Management's remuneration policy is consistent with the integration of sustainability risks into management. The variable remuneration is designed so that it does not encourage risk-taking that is inconsistent with the funds' sustainability risk profile or with the company's responsible investment principles. The remuneration policy is established by the board of directors and reviewed annually.
The fund considers sustainability risks in its management in accordance with Crescit's sustainability policy, but does not promote specific environmental or social characteristics in accordance with Article 8 and does not consider major negative impacts on sustainability factors. Product-specific information is provided in the fund's pre-sale information.
The Fund promotes environmental and social characteristics through country exclusion (corruption, political and human rights, and UN sanctions). The Fund does not aim for sustainable investment and does not make sustainable investments. The Fund does not consider major negative impacts on sustainability factors in its investment decisions. Full product-specific disclosures are provided in the Fund's pre-sale information and in the Fund's periodic reporting.
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