Our pledge for a sustainable future
Some of our funds are invested in the major challenges facing the world’s economy and societies, from the energy transition to infrastructure, and urban living to digital transformation.
INFRASTRUCTURE
REAL ESTATE
SOCIAL THEMES
REAL ECONOMY
Infrastructure
Infrastructure assets are uniquely positioned to meet several sustainable development goals.
We therefore invest in infrastructures which contribute directly to decarbonization, namely renewable energy and green mobility and which improve people’s lives through better access to healthcare, education and technology. We also aim to enhance the long-term sustainability profile of existing infrastructures and their resilience to climate change.
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Real estate
The portfolio under the management of Generali Real Estate comprises a unique mix of historical and modern properties, from landmark buildings to new architectural masterpieces
The company has developed unique capabilities to support carbon emissions reduction and improvement of urban living. By applying a responsible approach to construction, restoration, new acquisitions and existing assets, we take a proactive stance in reducing the environmental impacts of our buildings and in providing communities with an improved way of life within buildings and in cities.
Social themes
Climate change adaptation and mitigation, the development of emerging countries and technical innovation are among the many factors that are profoundly changing our society.
Sycomore Asset Management focuses on a diversified range of thematic funds that invest in listed companies that provide basic needs for all, lifelong education, employee well-being or act in the silver economy, and contribute to energy transition.
Real economy
The Fenice 190 Fund was established by the Generali Group in February 2021 to support small and medium enterprises and sustainable economic growth across Europe.
The Fund pursues two specific sustainable goals through its investment activity:
Environmental: supporting transition to a more environmentally sustainable economy and Europe’s efforts to become climate-neutral.
Social: increasing well-being and quality of life through the delivery of basic services, including to underserved communities, reducing inequality and improving the quality of life through the provision of quality jobs and ensuring fair employment practices
