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Standard Bank Copper ETN — Standard Bank Group — ESG Presentation (June 2022)
19 slides from Standard Bank Copper ETN's sustainability presentation, Jun 14, 2022
Slide 1: ESG Investor Engagement
Standard Bank Group ESG INVESTOR ENGAGEMENT 14 June 2022 1
Slide 2: Our Approach to Sustainability, SEE & ESG
OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY, SEE & ESG 2
Slide 3: Sustainability, SEE and ESG
Sustainability, SEE* and ESG Africa is our home, we drive her growth Given our purpose of driving Africa's growth, and that our business includes sectors rated as high ESG risk, best practice ESG risk management is the foundation for delivering positive social, economic and environmental (SEE) impac
Slide 4: Our SEE Strategy
OUR SEE STRATEGY 4
Slide 5: Standard Bank's SEE impact areas
Standard Bank’s SEE impact areas Standard Bank Group impact areas Climate Job creation Africa Financial change and and enterprise Infrastructure trade and Education Health inclusion sustainable growth investment finance We enable more We work with our clients to We support the We facilitate the We w
Slide 6: Our SEE impact in 2021
Our SEE impact in 2021 X Sustainable finance Financial inclusion and climate change Education Health + 1.6 million 14 sustainable finance loan R21 million CSI funding of Ten million active retail MyMo accounts in SA facilities disbursed through R8 million to clients in South Africa to the value of R
Slide 7: Our ESG Performance
OUR ESG PERFORMANCE 7
Slide 8: How we measure our ESG performance
How we measure our ESG performance ESG performance is one of our metrics for measuring our SEE impact X Rating agencies and index providers provide various types of ESG performance information on publicly listed companies. Standard Bank Group aims to improve our score on selected ESG indices. We hav
Slide 9: Our Climate Policy
OUR CLIMATE POLICY 9
Slide 10: Climate change and Africa
Climate change and Africa A material risk to our group and to Africa’s growth and development Africa is disproportionately affected ▪ Already experiencing 0.7°C average temperature increases ▪ Risk of increased drought and floods, declining mean precipitation, inundation of coastal zones and deltas,
Slide 11: SBG Climate policy summary
SBG Climate policy summary What we aim to achieve? ▪ SBG’s ambition is to support Africa’s fair contribution to 1.5 degrees and a Net Zero economy by 2050 ▪ Our approach is informed by the need for sustainable and inclusive growth and development across Africa ▪ Consideration given to government pol
Slide 12: Sustainable Finance
SUSTAINABLE FINANCE 12
Slide 13: Supporting the transition: sustainable finance products
Supporting the transition X Targeting a cumulative amount of between This includes R50 billion to finance R250 billion – 300 billion to renewable energy over the next three years, mobilise sustainable finance across all and underwriting a further R15 billion for banking products by the end of 2026 r
Slide 14: Landmark transactions
Landmark transactions Deals concluded for large multinational and local corporates WOOLWORTHS TUHF INVESTEC ACWA POWER SA TAXI EMIRA ZAR 600m PROPERTY GREEN ENERGY raised a TCTA PROPERTY FORTRESS REIT INFRACONNECT Sustainability TUHF raised a FUND AFRICA ZAR 900m social FUND FIFTEEN AND Linked Overd
Slide 15: Next Steps
NEXT STEPS 15
Slide 16: We are committed to making a positive impact
We are committed to making a positive impact Delivering sustainable social, economic and environmental value across sub-Saharan Africa Our commitments Our progress What’s next • Drive positive impact across • Published a number of policies • Focus on climate policy our 7 impact areas1 – aligned outl
Slide 17: Our Reports and Disclosures
OUR REPORTS AND DISCLOSURES 17
Slide 18: Read more about our SEE and ESG journey
Read more about our SEE and ESG journey Click here to read 18
Slide 19: Thank You
THANK YOU 19