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Resources, Affiliations & Corporate Strategies:The Board sets the strategy for the Company and makes decisions on changes to the portfolio (including approval of acquisitions, disposals and valuations). Through Committees, and the use of external independent advisers, it manages the governance and risks of the Company. The Board has overall responsibility for ESG considerations and for ensuring they are fully integrated into all aspects of the investment, divestment and asset management strategies. The ESG Committee provides a forum for discussion, support and challenge, with respect to ESG. This includes the policies adopted by the Company in relation to both investments and divestments and those of its Investment Adviser with respect to Amber’s asset management activities and reporting on such matters to the ESG Committee and Board. The ESG Committee meets at least semi-annually, and full Terms of Reference can be viewed on the Company’s website. In addition to the ESG Committee, ESG focus is also applied through the Investment, Audit and Risk, and Management Engagement Committees, where the latter reviews the effectiveness of ESG integration by the Investment Adviser Amber is responsible for implementing the Company’s ESG policies within its day-to-day activities. This includes the integration of ESG considerations through investment origination and management of the Company’s investments. Amber’s Executive Committee is responsible for the stewardship of its business and affairs. The Executive Committee discharges its sustainability responsibilities directly through its internal Risk Committee, ESG Steering Committee, and Diversity and Inclusion Subcommittee. The ESG Steering Committee is chaired by its Chief Operating Officer. The Committee’s primary role is to integrate and strengthen its ESG considerations within investment and asset management activities at a corporate level. The Investment Adviser is supported by a dedicated ESG team. The Company's Investment Adviser undertakes targeted research that examines the potential for new investment opportunities. The future-focused insights that its award-winning ‘Amber Horizons’ programme provides, complements the Investment Adviser’s culture of primary investment origination. This approach ensures that the Company is positioned to take advantage of new investment sectors that meet its risk-return and ESG requirements and create value over the long term. For existing investments, the Company's Investment Adviser undertakes an annual ESG data collection and quantification exercise which collects ESG data from each of the Company's investments. This data collection process is tailored to each investment sector and covers a broad range of ESG topics. The data also enables the Company to quantify its financed emissions; to monitor ESG progress; and to identify opportunities to improve performance through the Investment Adviser's Asset Management teams. The Investment Adviser has two dedicated ESG employees, including a Head of ESG with 19+ years’ experience and an ESG Analyst with 9+ years’ experience. The team works exclusively on integrating ESG across the investment lifecycle. Amber undertakes targeted research that examines the potential for new investment opportunities. The future-focused insights that its award-winning ‘Amber Horizons’ programme provides, complements the Investment Adviser’s culture of primary investment origination. This approach ensures that the Company is positioned to take advantage of new investment sectors that meet its risk-return and ESG requirements and create value over the long term. Please refer to page 9 of the Company’s Sustainability Report for more information on its approach to ESG Governance https://www.internationalpublicpartnerships.com/media/hvqjo5bn/inpp-sustainability-report-march-2025-vf.pdf Literature |
The Board sets the strategy for the Company and makes decisions on changes to the portfolio (including approval of acquisitions, disposals and valuations). Through Committees, and the use of external independent advisers, it manages the governance and risks of the Company. The Board has overall responsibility for ESG considerations and for ensuring they are fully integrated into all aspects of the investment, divestment and asset management strategies. The ESG Committee provides a forum for discussion, support and challenge, with respect to ESG. This includes the policies adopted by the Company in relation to both investments and divestments and those of its Investment Adviser with respect to Amber’s asset management activities and reporting on such matters to the ESG Committee and Board. The ESG Committee meets at least semi-annually, and full Terms of Reference can be viewed on the Company’s website.
In addition to the ESG Committee, ESG focus is also applied through the Investment, Audit and Risk, and Management Engagement Committees, where the latter reviews the effectiveness of ESG integration by the Investment Adviser
Amber is responsible for implementing the Company’s ESG policies within its day-to-day activities. This includes the integration of ESG considerations through investment origination and management of the Company’s investments. Amber’s Executive Committee is responsible for the stewardship of its business and affairs. The Executive Committee discharges its sustainability responsibilities directly through its internal Risk Committee, ESG Steering Committee, and Diversity and Inclusion Subcommittee. The ESG Steering Committee is chaired by its Chief Operating Officer. The Committee’s primary role is to integrate and strengthen its ESG considerations within investment and asset management activities at a corporate level. The Investment Adviser is supported by a dedicated ESG team.
The Company's Investment Adviser undertakes targeted research that examines the potential for new investment opportunities. The future-focused insights that its award-winning ‘Amber Horizons’ programme provides, complements the Investment Adviser’s culture of primary investment origination. This approach ensures that the Company is positioned to take advantage of new investment sectors that meet its risk-return and ESG requirements and create value over the long term.
For existing investments, the Company's Investment Adviser undertakes an annual ESG data collection and quantification exercise which collects ESG data from each of the Company's investments. This data collection process is tailored to each investment sector and covers a broad range of ESG topics. The data also enables the Company to quantify its financed emissions; to monitor ESG progress; and to identify opportunities to improve performance through the Investment Adviser's Asset Management teams.
The Investment Adviser has two dedicated ESG employees, including a Head of ESG with 19+ years’ experience and an ESG Analyst with 9+ years’ experience. The team works exclusively on integrating ESG across the investment lifecycle. Amber undertakes targeted research that examines the potential for new investment opportunities. The future-focused insights that its award-winning ‘Amber Horizons’ programme provides, complements the Investment Adviser’s culture of primary investment origination. This approach ensures that the Company is positioned to take advantage of new investment sectors that meet its risk-return and ESG requirements and create value over the long term.
Please refer to page 9 of the Company’s Sustainability Report for more information on its approach to ESG Governance https://www.internationalpublicpartnerships.com/media/hvqjo5bn/inpp-sustainability-report-march-2025-vf.pdf
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