Mandatum's Sustainability Strategy is built on three key themes that form the foundation for the company’s business. These are responsible investment, promoting financial security and a good working life and responsibility in Mandatum’s own operations.
In Mandatum’s view, companies that operate responsibly perform better. By investing responsibly itself, Mandatum makes better-justified investment decisions that align with its long-term sustainability and risk management objectives.
Responsible investment involves managing assets in a way that considers environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters in investment analysis, decision-making and reporting on investments.
Mandatum aims to both understand and account for the sustainability risks and opportunities related to its investments and to identify and mitigate the adverse impacts of its investment activities on the environment, climate, society, employees, human rights and matters related to combatting corruption and bribery.
Through its business operations, Mandatum strives to improve the financial security of its clients and promote responsible HR practices of its client companies.
The company offers its clients options for voluntary preparedness that supplement statutory social security. Preparedness and wealth creation also generate value for society.
Mandatum’s goal is to actively promote responsible compensation in Finnish companies. Well-managed and well-led business operations strengthen the conditions for success and create well-being among the company’s employees.
Responsibility for employees and sustainable operating methods is part of building a successful business. The well-being of employees is one of Mandatum’s strategic goals. By taking care of it, Mandatum also enhances the company’s operational capability and profitability.
Sustainable business management and practices form the foundation of Mandatum’s operations. Good governance ensures that Group companies and their personnel, suppliers and other partners comply with laws, regulations and generally accepted principles.
Financial responsibility means ensuring the continuity, profitability, earnings power and solvency of operations in all market conditions. Ensuring continuity creates the foundation for the sustainable and responsible management of clients’ insurance-related liabilities and clients’ investments and pensions for decades. That is why risk management is also a key component of Mandatum’s financial responsibility.
In addition to paying taxes and creating employment, Mandatum’s services generate societal added value. Investment, insurance and reward and compensation products and services are part of the societal infrastructure that enables the functioning of a modern society and economy.
Read about the Sustainability Strategy and its targets and metrics in more detail in Mandatum’s Sustainability Review 2024.