At the end of 2015, the French public authorities set up two labels, a Socially Responsible Investment
\n(SRI) label and an Energy and Environmental Transition for Climate (TEEC) label, each of which meets
\nstrict requirements to make financial products known as ” responsible “or” green “more readable. The
\nSRI Label guarantees that the SRI management process for labeled funds is structured, rigorous and
\ntransparent. The TEEC label focuses on the financing of the ecological and energy transition and on the
\n“green part” of the activities of the companies selected in the portfolio.<\/p>\n
The TEEC label of the fund HSBC Europe Equity Green Transition<\/strong> thus guarantees investors the HSBC Europe Equity Green Transition<\/strong> favors companies that, in their strategy, promote the B\u00e9n\u00e9dicte Mougeot, fund manager, explains: “Thus, the management process[[Overview of the overall investment process, which may differ depending on the product, the client’s mandate or For Guillaume Rabault, Head of Investments at HSBC Global Asset Management (France): “Sustainable This labeling makes sense because it is part of a context in which 57% of French people are in favor HSBC Europe Equity Green Transition has just obtained the TEEC[[1 www.ecologique-solidaire.gouv.fr\/label-transition-energetique-et-ecologique-climat]] Label issued by Novethic, an
\ntransparency and quality of the environmental characteristics of the fund’s management. Dominique
\nBlanc, Novethic Research Director, explains: \u201cSupported by the ESG and Climate Research
\nteams HSBC Global Asset Management, the managers have built a rigorous eligibility framework for the
\nfund HSBC Europe Equity Green Transition. The chosen thematic approach is reinforced by regular
\nmonitoring and dialogue with the companies in the portfolio. With these characteristics, the fund meets
\nthe requirements of the TEEC label\u201d.<\/em><\/p>\n
\ntransformation of the energy and environmental model in the long term and more generally the energy
\ntransition. The companies’ assessment is carried out according to the TEEC [[www.ecologique-solidaire.gouv.fr\/label-transition-energetique-et-ecologique-climat]] criteria, which aim to
\nassess the environmental impacts of investments according to several themes such as climate change,
\nbiodiversity, water management and natural resources. This fund of conviction invests in the themes of
\nthe “green” economy. It is composed of European values (medium and large capitalizations) which allow
\nand will allow the decarbonization of the economy in a logic of transformation of the energy and
\necological model in the long term.<\/p>\n
\nmarket conditions.]] of the
\nfund HSBC Europe Equity Green Transition aims to identify companies with a significant share of
\nrevenues related to energy and environmental transition. Companies whose activities are linked to fossil
\nfuels and the nuclear industry are excluded. “<\/em><\/p>\n
\nfinance is not a new theme for HSBC. As part of our management business, we have systematically
\ntaken into account the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria in our investment decisions
\nsince 2007. We have also been proposing, for a long time, SRI and solidarity funds: our first SRI fund
\nwas launched in 2000. The fund HSBC Europe Equity Green Transition is for customers who want to
\ndirect their savings towards companies that are actively involved in the energy transition. It is consistent
\nwith the Group’s climate approach. The principle of sustainability contributes to the long-term
\ndevelopment of our activities, notably by offering savings products that finance better practices in terms
\nof ESG issues and climate risk management. “<\/em><\/p>\n
\nof their savings helping to fight against climate change and 44% say they are aware that global
\nwarming is a risk for the financial system and for their savings[[IFOP survey conducted in partnership with WWF France: “Taking into account the issue of climate change in savings”. www.ifop.com\/publication\/la-prise-en-compte-de-la-question-du-changement-climatique-en-matieredepargne\/]].<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nindependent and expert third party, an auditor approved by the Ministry of Ecological and Solidarity
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