BNP Paribas Funds Sustainable Global Low Vol Equity
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Summary Risk Indicator
Asset allocation
Issuers
SFDR disclosure information
SFDR disclosure information
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Sustainability strategies used
Sustainability strategies used
A sustainable financial portfolio should make use of 4 strategies:
A sustainable financial portfolio should make use of 4 strategies: 1. ESG integration 2. Normative screening 3. Exclusion 4. One main additional strategy The first 3 strategies ensure the portfolio does not finance activities that pose significant harm to sustainability factors. The additional strategy supports the ESG characteristics or the sustainable objectives the portfolio wants to achieve. The additional strategies can have varying degrees of selectivity or focus: a) Best-in-class/universe selection b) Sustainability themed investing c) Impact investing d) Do better than a benchmark on one or more ESG indicators e) Other strategy that results in favouring more sustainable issuers in the selection process In addition, engaging in a dialogue with companies and/or exercising voting rights in the investee companies is strongly encouraged, especially if the portfolio invests in high-risk sectors such as textile, agriculture, etc. For investments in the fossil fuel sector, engagement is mandatory.
2. Normative screening
3. Exclusion
4. One main additional strategy
The first 3 strategies ensure the portfolio does not finance activities that pose significant harm to sustainability factors. The additional strategy supports the ESG characteristics or the sustainable objectives the portfolio wants to achieve. The additional strategies can have varying degrees of selectivity or focus:
a) Best-in-class/universe selection
b) Sustainability themed investing
c) Impact investing
d) Do better than a benchmark on one or more ESG indicators
e) Other strategy that results in favouring more sustainable issuers in the selection process
In addition, engaging in a dialogue with companies and/or exercising voting rights in the investee companies is strongly encouraged, especially if the portfolio invests in high-risk sectors such as textile, agriculture, etc. For investments in the fossil fuel sector, engagement is mandatory.
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ESG integration
ESG integration
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ESG due diligence using the 'double materiality' perspective -
Norms & standards
Norms & standards
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Respect for international norms & standards -
Exclusions
Exclusions
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Exclusion of harmful activities -
Stewardship
Stewardship
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Engaging in a dialogue with and/or exercising voting rights in the companies invested in -
Better than the benchmark
Better than the benchmark
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Building the investment portfolio so that overall it scores better than a benchmark on one or more ESG indicators
Exposure to controversial sectors
Exposure to controversial sectors
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Adverse impact indicators
Adverse impact indicators
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Corporates
Sovereigns
Sustainability impact
Impact themes
Impact themes
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Top 3 SDGs
Top 3 SDGs
Top 3 SDGs
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EU taxonomy
EU taxonomy
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EU Taxonomy alignment
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Other portfolio details
| Question | Answer |
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| Can derivatives be used in the portfolio management? | |
| Does the portfolio contain use-of-proceeds instruments? | |
| Can the product practice securities lending? | |
| Does the product practice short selling? | |
| Does the product invest in unlabelled underlying products? |
Social violations
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