Material matters are those issues that may affect our ability to create value in the short-, medium- and long-term. They guide our strategy, shape how we manage associated risks, and inform the opportunities we pursue in our day-to-day operations.
Building on our 2024 baseline materiality assessment, the ESG topics identified as “material issues” in this report highlight which matters we disclose, which we escalate to the Board of Directors, and how we set our ESG priorities across the Fund. Importantly, the assessment focused on impact rather than activity or input, ensuring that our priorities reflect what truly drives long-term value creation.
The following ESG topics were identified as key to our sustainability strategy.
Reducing our carbon footprint and promoting energy efficiency.
Protecting natural ecosystems and enhancing biodiversity in our operations.
Implementing sustainable practices across our property investments.
Minimising waste and promoting recycling initiatives.
Allocating capital to environmentally sustainable projects.
Diversity and inclusion
Promoting a diverse and inclusive workplace.
Social impact (CSI)
Contributing to community development and social initiatives.
Employee well-being
Ensuring the health and well-being of our employees.
Relevance to members
Tailoring our services to meet the needs and expectations of our members.
Upholding the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
Adhering to all relevant laws and regulations.
Safeguarding our operations from undue political influence.