Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation' (abbreviated to 'SFDR') is a European regulation that entered into force from 2021. The aim of the SFDR is that financial parties such as us as a pension fund provide better information about our investment policy. This concerns what are the consequences of our investment policy and what choices we make in our investment policy about sustainability.
This legislation is not yet completely finished. And is therefore introduced in steps. In 2021, StiPP opted for a so-called Article 8 classification. This means that StiPP's pension scheme promotes ecological and/or social characteristics and that the companies in which it invests have good governance. In addition, StiPP has stated that it will introduce sustainability risk into its SRI and investment policy. StiPP has also indicated how sustainability is included in the remuneration policy. Reporting requirements will increase further in the coming years. StiPP invests heavily in collecting the data needed to carry this out properly.
On this page you can read sustainability information and pre-contractual information according to a classification prescribed by SFDR. These documents describe choices that StiPP has made about sustainability policy and objectives. The availability of data will also make it possible to meet new reporting obligations. With this data, StiPP can also see whether the policy and objectives can be improved.