Statement to be published on the website about Futury Regio Growth Fund’s policy on the integration of sustainability risks in the investment decision‐makingprocess (according to article 3 SFDR)
Financial market participant: Futury Regio Growth Fund
Summary
Futury Regio Growth Fund partly considers adverse impacts of its investment decisions on sustainability factors. The present statement is the consolidated principal adverse sustainability impactsstatement of Futury Regio Growth GmbH & Co. KG, (LEI: 391200QL7T34A0ORE744) and Futury Regio Growth Management GmbH (LEI: 391200S485559N65EQ24).
This principal adverse impactsstatement covers the reference period from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2020.
Description of principal adverse sustainability impacts
Due to its LP structure including the Land of Hessen and value driven private investors Futury Regio Growth Fund pays particular attention to some of the sustainability factors and excludes several types of investment that would harm environmental, social, ethical or governance factors. Impacts on sustainability factors are partly considered in the due diligence process taking due account of our fund size, the nature and scale of our activities and the specificities of the venture capital business (investments in start-ups). Futury applies the proportionality principle.
Futury Regio Growth Fund considers sustainability risks, as integral part of the risk analysis, in the investment decision making process. The results of this Due Diligence are taken into account for the investment decision. Futury has decided to improve, to develop a more systematic ESG policy and to introduce an ESG management system. Work is in progress.
After Board’s decision on ESG policy and management system, we will publish more information about our policies on the identification and prioritisation of principal adverse sustainability impacts and indicators as well as any actions in relation thereto taken or planned.
In this context we will check a possible adherence to responsible business conduct codes and internationally recognised standards and reporting and if relevant the degree of its alignment with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.
According to article 5 SFDR we will include a statement on how those policies are consistent with the integration of sustainability risks in our remuneration policies information.
Statement to be published on the website about Futury Venture Fund’s policy on the integration of sustainability risks in the investment decision‐makingprocess (according to article 3 SFDR)
Financial market participant: Futury Venture Fund
Summary
Futury Venture Fonds partly considersadverse impacts of its investment decisions on sustainability factors. Thepresent statement is the consolidated principal adverse sustainability impactsstatement of Futury Private Venture GmbH (LEI: 391200CHP0U0Q3QTSP10) and Futury Venture BeteiligungenDeutschland-Hessen GmbH.
This principal adverse impactsstatement covers the reference period from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2020.
Description of principal adverse sustainability impacts
Due to its LP structure including the Land of Hessen and value driven private investors Futury Venture Fund pays particular attention to some of the sustainability factors and excludes several types of investment that would harm environmental, social, ethical or governance factors. Impacts on sustainability factors are partly considered in the due diligence process taking due account of our fund size, the nature and scale of our activities and the specificities of the venture capital business (investments in start-ups). Futury Venture Fonds applies the proportionality principle.
Futury Venture Fund considers sustainability risks, as integral part of the risk analysis, in the investment decision making process. The results of this Due Diligence are taken into account for the investment decision. Futury Venture Fund has decided to improve, to develop a more systematic ESG policy and to introduce an ESG management system. Work is in progress.
After Board’s decision on ESG policy and management system, we will publish more information about our policies on the identification and prioritisation of principal adverse sustainability impacts and indicators as well as any actions in relation thereto taken or planned.
In this context we will check a possible adherence to responsible business conduct codes and internationally recognised standards and reporting and if relevant the degree of its alignment with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.
According to article 5 SFDR we will include a statement on how those policies are consistent with the integration of sustainability risks in our remuneration policies information.
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