Impact Investing

Impact Investing combines the poursuit of financial returns with measurable social and environmental performance.
Our team leads France's largest private social impact strategy, addressing essential human needs.

Impact Investing in real alternative at Amundi

How can I make a difference on environmental & social issues?

Our private impact investing team aims to overcome major challenges facing the move towards a more inclusive economy.

 

The next stage will consist of:

  • Investing in projects outside France
  • Building innovative solutions
  • Addressing new schemes in particular towards the decarbonised economy known as the Net zero economy

How can I make a difference on environmental & social issues?

We aim to support major challenges towards a more inclusive economy.

Leading the way in impact investing

We are a key player in social and environmental impact investing,
especially in private impact investing in Europe

€500 m

in Aum¹

53

social businesses funded¹

#1

French social impact fund³

Our investment strategy

We focus on five impact investing themes

 

Impact investing is combining the pursuit of financial returns with measurable social and environmental performance.

 

Organised around investment themes aligned with the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals  impact investing selects compagnies that provide solutions to the main social and environmental issues.

 

These five themes aim to meet basic human needs by facilitating:

  • Access to decent housing, one of the factors of social cohesion
  • Access to a meaningful job, a factor for social inclusion
  • Access to healthcare
  • Access to education and training
  • Environment preservation and fair access to natural resources

Impact Investing is combining the pursuit of financial returns with measurable social and environmental performance.

Measurability is key for impact investing, together with intentionality and additionality.

Focusing on companies contributing to the common good is part of our DNA

 

Measurability is key for impact investing, together with intentionality and additionality. These core principles are at the heart of our impact investing investment process.

 

Our team analyses both financial and impact performance, ranks companies and establishes clear key performance indicators including:

  • Number of housed people
  • Number of jobs created or maintained
  • Number of beneficiaries of healthcare services
  • Number of people trained or number of tons of recycled waste

Our impact investing capabilities

Invest with impact

 

We have developed a social investing offering that falls squarely within a booming sector, in particular thanks to a favourable ecosystem and interest from employee savings plans.

 

Our strategy was created with an « impact first » approach which has enabled us to support companies from the social and solidarity economy over the long-term.

 

We support long-term development with patient capital. This works to multiply its positive impact. Our programme is symbolic of our commitment to investors who care about both the most vulnerable people and social enterprises.

Transform Your Investments with Social Impact

Our strategy has enabled:

Housing for 17,450 people

63,811 jobs have been created or preserved

530,159 people have access to care

768,851 tonnes of waste collected

Our selection of impact investing solutions to fuel your financial growth and stability:

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We manage the largest social impact investing strategy in France with €500M in AuM. 53 social businesses funded with five investment themes aimed at meeting essential human needs.

Our capabilities in real & alternative assets

1. Source : Amundi including investments managed on behalf of other expertise (30/06/2023).
2. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a collection of 17 interlinked global goals designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all". The SDGs were set up in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly and are intended to be achieved by the year 2030.
3. Amundi Finance & Solidarité, 30/06/2023.