Storebrand ASA 2014 AR2
The report highlights Storebrand's performance in 2014, emphasizing its leadership in sustainable pension savings and asset management, with assets under management surpassing NOK 500 billion for the first time. The company successfully implemented its cost reduction program, achieving NOK 400 million in savings, and prepared for the upcoming Solvency II regulations. Storebrand introduced sustainability labeling for both internally and externally managed funds and expanded its green bond investments by NOK 4 billion, becoming one of Europe's largest participants in this market. Additionally, the company maintained its position on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for the 15th consecutive year.
Company: Storebrand ASA
Sector: Finance & insurance
Country: Norway
Year: 2014
Type: AR2
Pages: 166
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Storebrand ASA
Annual Report
The report highlights Storebrand's performance in 2014, emphasizing its leadership in sustainable pension savings and asset management, with assets under management surpassing NOK 500 billion for the first time. The company successfully implemented its cost reduction program, achieving NOK 400 million in savings, and prepared for the upcoming Solvency II regulations. Storebrand introduced sustainability labeling for both internally and externally managed funds and expanded its green bond investments by NOK 4 billion, becoming one of Europe's largest participants in this market. Additionally, the company maintained its position on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for the 15th consecutive year.
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Document Details
Report Year
2014
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2014 - Dec 31, 2014
Fiscal Year
2014
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
Pages
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