Positive impact companies in the fund
Below are the ten companies with the highest ESG rating in 2022 :
Share | Sector | Weight | ESG rating 2022 |
L'OCCITANE INTERNATIONAL | Consumer staples | 2.77% | 94.81% |
ALPHABET | Communication | 3.34% | 90.14% |
HKT TRUST AND HKT | Communication | 1.92% | 88.83% |
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS | Information technology | 2.70% | 87.74% |
ASTRAZENECA | Healthcare | 2.59% | 87.10% |
ASML HOLDING | Information technology | 2.11% | 86.64% |
CAPGEMINI | Information technology | 1.69% | 84.30% |
DELL TECHNOLOGIES | Information technology | 3.54% | 79.36% |
T-MOBILE US | Communication | 2.55% | 77.01% |
BANK RAKYAT INDONESIA | Finance | 1.88% | 76.77% |
Environmental data on positive impact companies¹ :
¹Analysis on the 19 positive impact companies reported on this page
Below we present the ten companies with the strongest ESG trend over eight years :
Share | Sector | Weight | 8-year trend |
BANDO DE CHILE-ADR | Finance | 2.01 % | + 90.97 % |
BANK RAKYAT INDONESIA | Finance | 1.88 % | + 89.55 % |
DELL TECHNOLOGIES | Information Technology | 3.54 % | + 88.92 % |
GREEN PLAINS INC | Energy | 2.94 % | + 79,50 % |
BONHEUR ASA | Industry | 1.82 % | + 79.09 % |
DEERE & CO | Industry | 2.76 % | + 77.11 % |
DECKERS OUTDOOR | Discretionary consumption | 2.94 % | + 72.81 % |
FACTSET RESEARCH SYSTEMS | Finance | 2.58 % | + 70,23 % |
ARCHER-DANIELS-MIDLAND | Consumer staples | 1.45 % | + 65.20 % |
PRYSMIAN | Industry | 1.57 % | + 64.31 % |
Key information
The information presented above does not constitute either a contractual element or an investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Management fees are included in the performance. Access to the products and services presented here may be subject to restrictions for certain persons or countries. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances.
This investment fund promotes environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria within the meaning of Article 8 of Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on sustainability reporting in the financial services sector (the so-called “SFDR Regulation”). It does not aim to be a sustainable investment. It may invest partially in assets with a sustainable objective, for example as defined by the EU classification.
This investment fund is subject to sustainability risks as defined in Article 2(22) of the Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on sustainability reporting in the financial services sector (the “SFDR Regulation”), by an environmental, social or governance event or condition which, if it occurs, could result in an actual or potential negative impact on the value of the investment.