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Sustainability

Helvetia lives up to its corporate responsibility in respect of the environment, society, its employees and the economic environment. Our sustainability strategy is geared systematically to the needs of our stakeholders and the long-term success of Helvetia.
Our most important achievements and awards
MSCI ESG – Logo
MSCI ESG Rating: A
Since 2022, the MSCI ESG rating has recognized Helvetia's environ­mental, social and governance (ESG) performance with "A" (scale: AAA to CCC).
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CDP Score: A–
Since 2019, CDP rates transparency in sustainability reporting of Helvetia with A- (scale: D- to A).
-20
CO2e emissions
CO2e emissions per employee compared to 2012.
top-emplyer-europe-2024
European "Top Employer"
Helvetia was awarded as European "Top Employer" for the first time in 2024.
18.5
Female in management
Female ratio in management roles.
45
Growth rate
Growth of sustainable products and products with sustainable components.
Sustainability approach of the Helvetia Group
An open dialogue with our stakeholders, transparency and a future-oriented sustainability strategy characterize Helvetia's sustainability approach.
Publications of the Helvetia Group
In our annual sustainability report we communicate on our progress in implementing our sustainability strategy and on our activities and key figures.
Memberships in the field of sustainability
Helvetia is a member of national and international organizations that campaign for sustainability. The dialogue with selected networks delivers important feedback which we can incorporate in our strategic corporate sustainability topics.
öbu

A a think tank for sustainability and management issues

oikos

oikos – a foundation for ecology and economics

SVV

Schweizerischer Versicherungsverband (SVV)

SSF

Swiss Sustainable Finance

VfU

Association for environmental management and sustainability in financial institutions