Here, the term refers to an investment strategy that systematically integrates environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria into analysis and decision-making. It is about the long-term development of portfolios, not short-term speculation.

No. While climate protection is a central pillar, the consideration of the environment also includes the protection of biodiversity, water resources, circular economy, and the avoidance of environmental pollution. The strategy is holistic.

The ultimate responsibility for investment decisions lies with the investor. Our role is to provide information, analyses, and a framework for developing a personal, sustainable investment strategy. Individual advice is required.

No. Like all forms of investment, sustainable investments are subject to market risks, liquidity risks, and specific ESG risks. Integrating sustainability criteria aims for better risk management but does not eliminate risks.

No. Development here refers to the dual objective corridor: the positive development of invested capital in harmony with the development towards a more socially just and ecologically stable economy. Both aspects are considered together.