ESG at Nauta
At Nauta we believe that our firm must be guided by the values of excellence, rigour and honesty that define our way of working and of interacting with our stakeholders. Responsible investing is a consequence of those values and are inherent to our culture as a firm.
Nauta’s Responsible Investment practices are rooted in the principles recognised by the United Nations Global Compact, concerning human rights, labour rights, environment protection, and anti-corruption mechanisms. We commit to act in line with these values and the primary international agreements agreed by the bodies of the United Nations, the International Labor Organization, or the OECD.
Those principles of the UN Global Compact inspire our Responsible Investment Policy and our code of conduct, which includes our conflict-of-interest policy.
As responsible investors, we strive to follow the best practices when we invest. We have affirmed our allegiance to responsible investment by signing the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment ("UN PRI").
As signatories of the UN PRI, we embrace the following principles:
- Incorporate ESG aspects in the analysis and investment decision-making processes.
- Influence our investees to report on ESG aspects that are relevant to them, wherever possible.
- Promote acceptance and application of the Principles among the venture investment industry.
- Work with other signatories to improve the effectiveness of the implementation of the Principles.
- Reportour activities and progress in implementing the Principles.
By promoting and actively managing ESG topics such as Diversity and Inclusion, Ethics andCompliance, Talent Attraction, and Security we contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals.
More information on our beliefs, guiding principals, how we integrate ESG in our investment process and reporting can be found in our Responsible Investment Policy.
Sustainability-related disclosures pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 (“SFDR”)
Nauta Capital VC Partners SGEIC, S.A. (hereinafter, Nauta) is subject to Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on sustainability-related disclosures in the financial services sector, (hereinafter the "SFDR").
Nauta integrates sustainability risks in its investment decisions and in compliance with its transparency obligations towards its investors and other stakeholders, the detail on the policy of integration of these risks required by Article 3 of the SFDR is described in its Responsible Investment Policy.
Nauta’s Remuneration Policy includes information on the coherence of the remuneration system with the integration of sustainability risks, as established in Article 5 of the SFDR.
Nauta does not consider the main adverse impacts on the sustainability factors of its investment decisions within the meaning of Article 4.1.
