Responsible Investing
Green comes in many shades.
Choose the one that suits you.
Proud to support your responsible investing ambitions.
A wide range of ESG Equity and Fixed Income ETFs
Cost-effective core building blocks designed to allow you to build a responsible investing solution to meet your needs.
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Amundi is committed to meeting the growing need for Responsible investment solutions. With Amundi ETF, investors are now able to benefit from a comprehensive range of ESG ETFs, spanning both equity and fixed income, and at a competitive cost.
Fannie Wurtz, Head of Amundi ETF, Indexing and Smart Beta
Explore our latest thoughts on ESG
Climate Positive Investing
ETFs aligned to the future European Commission index labels give index investors the power to reduce the carbon footprint of their portfolio.
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Power of Engagement
Engagement and voting is key to sustainable investing. Find out what we engage on and how we vote in our latest active ownership report.
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ESG in Turbulent Markets
ESG investing has proven resilient during recent market turbulence. Read our latest research to find out how and why. Download >
ESG Masterclass
In this masterclass with Asset TV, we explore a range of key ESG issues.
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Sustainability Action Plan
Despite a longstanding focus on sustainability, we have an ambitious action plan to make ESG mainstream at Amundi. Find out how >
Commited to sustainability
Download our latest ESG brochure for an overview of our range responsible investment solutions.
In round figures
2006
Founding signatory of The Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) in 2006 – today we are rated A+ by the PRI for our approach to responsible investment funds.
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Designed bottom up to be cheaper and smarter, our range of responsible investment ETFs start from just 0.12% OGC*.
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Our extensive engagement process is key to our responsible investment approach – driving real change for investors. In 2019 we voted against at least one resolution at 55% of shareholder meetings2.
Leaders: Best-in-class approach with a controlled Tracking Error
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SRI: Best-in-class approach with strict negative screening
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Amundi’s Climate index solutions
Climate Transition Benchmark (CTB): Transition towards a low carbon economy with a broad market exposure
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Paris Aligned Benchmark (PAB): Fast-start transition towards a low carbon economy with GHG intensive activities exclusion
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ETF Profile(PDF)
ETF Profile - AMUNDI MSCI WORLD ESG LEADERS SELECT
ETF Profile - AMUNDI MSCI EUROPE ESG LEADERS SELECT
ETF Profile - AMUNDI MSCI USA ESG LEADERS SELECT
ETF Profile - AMUNDI INDEX MSCI WORLD SRI
ETF Profile - AMUNDI AMUNDI INDEX MSCI EMU SRI
ETF Profile - AMUNDI INDEX MSCI EUROPE SRI
ETF Profile - AMUNDI INDEX MSCI USA SRI
ETF Profile - AMUNDI INDEX MSCI EMERGING MARKETS SRI
ETF Profile - AMUNDI INDEX EURO AGG CORP SRI
ETF Profile - AMUNDI INDEX EURO CORPORATE SRI 0-3 Y
ETF Profile - AMUNDI INDEX US CORP SRI
*At launch date. Ongoing charges - annual, all taxes included. For Amundi ETF funds, the ongoing charges correspond to the Total Expense Ratio. The ongoing charges represent the charges taken from the fund over a year. When the fund has not closed its accounts for the first time, the ongoing charges are estimated. It compares the annual total management and operating costs (all taxes included) charged to a fund against the value of that fund's assets. Transaction cost and commissions may occur when trading ETFs.
1Source: Amundi as at 31/03/2020.
2Source: Amundi. Statistics as of December based on 3 492 General Meetings.