"It has required a strong work effort and a high level of commitment within the organization over several years, and I am so proud that we are now collectively moving from targets to delivery. I would also like to especially highlight how our specialists in the team have had the courage to think in new ways and drive the work forward, not least in an early stage when the lack of high-quality data and shared standards posed a major challenge. We have now reached our first milestone together, and our total fund capital is managed in line with the Paris Agreement. This demonstrates that a consistent strategy can transform ambition into measurable results", says Pia Gisgård, Head of Sustainability and Governance," says Pia Gisgård, Head of Sustainability and Corporate Governance at Swedbank Robur. 

2025 in brief:

• The total fund assets are managed in line with the Paris Agreement
• 58% lower carbon emissions (Scope 1 and 2) in our equity and corporate bond funds since 2019
• 38% of assets under management in equities, corporate bonds and covered bonds are aligned with or transitioning toward net zero (37% in 2024)
• 8.6% of assets under management in equities and corporate bonds are invested in climate solutions (7.5% in 2024)
• Engagement with companies representing approximately 70% of the funds' Scope 1 and 2 emissions
• 100% of assets under management in equities and corporate bonds have been analyzed based on their impact on nature and their dependencies on ecosystem services

During 2025, the work on nature has moved from analysis to implementation. The analysis of impacts and dependencies forms the basis for what we measure and which engagements we prioritize.

"Climate change and biodiversity loss are financial risks that affect companies, sectors, and entire economies. For us, it is about understanding and managing these risks in our investments to create long-term value for our customers and savers", says Pia Gisgård.

About the report

Swedbank Robur's Climate and Nature Report 2025 summarizes and presents the company's work and progress in accordance with its adopted climate and nature strategies. The report is published annually. By net-zero emissions, we mean that greenhouse gas emissions should be as low as possible. Any remaining emissions are offset by measures that remove or capture carbon dioxide.

The report is available for download here.

Contact:

Carina Sesser, Head of Press and Information, Swedbank Robur, +46 (0)72 230 52 64