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December 2023

Altaroc Partners unveils its ESG strategy

Published on
15/11/2023
Amended on
3/4/2024
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Altaroc Partners is reinforcing its ESG strategy in 2021, with 3 pillars: sustainable growth, ESG impact of managers and resolution of societal issues. Claire Peyssard-Moses details the evaluation of managers prior to investment to ensure compliance with their policy. Find out more about their ESG commitments and influence.
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Damien Hélène
Damien Hélène
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Altaroc Partners has until now had a responsible investment policy, which it formalized in 2021. This year, we have decided to go even further and lay the foundations for an ESG strategy based on three pillars:

  1. Contribute to sustainable economic growth;
  2. Optimizing the ESG impact of our managers;
  3. Contribute to solving societal challenges.

As Claire Peyssard-Moses, Director of ESG Reporting at Altaroc Partners, explains: "Before we invest with a new manager, we look at everything they do in terms of ESG. We're going to study their entire responsible investment policy, everything they do in their portfolio, we're going to ask questions and make sure, before we invest, that they comply with our own policy [...] Then, we're going to collect data on a certain number of indicators that we've selected, which are the most relevant to our business".

What are our ESG commitments? How do we maximize the positive impact of our managers throughout the investment process? What is our real influence?

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