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French financial publication Option Finance each year selects 50 asset managers that boast particularly significant business in France, in partnership with Funds Magazine and Deloitte: Ostrum AM ranks well in this year’s classification.

Sanctions prohibiting subscriptions of Russian and Belarusian investors in units of collective investment undertakings, as of April 12, 2022.

Women’s representation in SBF 120 companies’ management bodies has progressed, yet there is still some way to go before we achieve gender parity. Here at Ostrum AM, we therefore reiterate our commitment to the 30% Club France Investor Group, whose goals chime with our overall ESG policy.

Following on from our commitment to the just transition, Ostrum AM has just signed the "Statement of Investor Expectations for Job Standards & Community Impacts in the Just Transition" initiative.

Gaëlle Malléjac, Head of Portfolio Management for Insurance and ALM Solutions and Joséphine Chevallier, ESG Integration Responsible, ESG Strategy discuss the issue and offer us their insight.

Ostrum AM recently welcomed 12 students to support them in joining the workplace as part of our partnership with Vox Populi.

Ostrum AM further strengthens its climate commitment and supports the energy transition and announces a new oil and gas sector policy for early 2022.

Ostrum AM has joined the “Investors for a Just Transition” coalition announced in June by Finance For Tomorrow, the Paris financial market’s sustainable finance initiative.

Ostrum AM features among the best-ranked companies in the 2021 H&K Responsible Investment Brand Index (RIBI™), as it rates in the:

A recent survey with 217 decision-makers in the insurance industry1 by market research firm Info Pro Digital Etudes in partnership with Ostrum AM and French insurance publication Argus de l’Assurance reveals that insurers are stepping up their responsible investment strategy and highlights their need for support in this arena.

On February 12, Ostrum co-signed an investor letter to the British Prime Minister, raising strong concerns on the decision to open a new coking coal mine in Cumbria. As early as January 29, the UK Climate Change Committee had already warned of the dangers of this project.