Sustainability
Bluemetric sees impact investing as a means of providing capital to address pressing global sustainability challenges. Although such investment is driven by financial results and risk, it is especially important to drive the achievement of relevant social impact.
Despite the growing awareness about the need for impact investing, the number of impact investments needs to increase significantly to solve global problems. Bluemetric supports its clients in this regard by researching and offering solutions that enable social and environmental impact.
Do you also want to make impactful investments? Bluemetric is happy to think along with you.
Sustainability
Bluemetric sees impact investing as a means of providing capital to address pressing global sustainability challenges. Although such investment is driven by financial results and risk, it is especially important to drive the achievement of relevant social impact.
Despite the growing awareness about the need for impact investing, the number of impact investments needs to increase significantly to solve global problems. Bluemetric supports its clients in this regard by researching and offering solutions that enable social and environmental impact.
Do you also want to make impactful investments? Bluemetric is happy to think along with you.
General disclaimer
Among other things, sustainability risks are considered when selecting funds.
Bluemetric carefully evaluated the requirements of the PAI regime under Article 4 of the SFDR and decided not to consider the negative impact of investment decisions on entity-level sustainability factors. The reason for this is the limited size of its business and the complexity of obtaining necessary information to do so. Bluemetric will review its decision not to consider the adverse effects of investment decisions on sustainability factors at least annually.
The remuneration policy is established by the management. Periodically, the remuneration policy is reassessed to see if the policy meets the requirements of the management, applicable laws and regulations, social developments and the interests of our clients.
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Diversification: An Alternative Perspective
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