Notification on ESG

Information on the Integration of Sustainability Risks

This “Information on the Integration of Sustainability Risks” is provided based on legal requirements, including the implementation of Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 of the European Parliament and the Council on sustainability-related disclosures in the financial services sector (Disclosure Regulation). The promotion of environmental and social characteristics in our investment strategy and financial instruments is not intended with this disclosure.

Strategies for Integrating Sustainability Risks (Art. 3 Disclosure Regulation)

A sustainability risk is defined as an event or condition in the areas of environment, social, or corporate governance (Environment, Social, Governance – ESG) whose occurrence could have significant adverse effects on the value of an investment.

Nautilus Wealth Management AG is aware of its responsibility to ensure a livable future for the next generations. Nautilus Wealth Management AG has been fundamentally incorporating sustainability principles into corporate governance and investment management for years. In this context, sustainability aspects are systematically integrated into investment strategies. The integration of sustainability risks is part of the investment process.

No Consideration of Adverse Impacts of Investment Decisions on Sustainability Factors (Art. 4 Disclosure Regulation)

Currently, Nautilus Wealth Management AG does not measure the adverse sustainability impacts at the corporate level, as the measurability, data availability, and data quality are not yet at the desired level. This highlights the challenges companies face when it comes to assessing and considering the impacts of their activities on sustainability aspects and points to the need to invest in future solutions that enable effective evaluation and integration of sustainability risks

Consideration of Sustainability Risks in the Remuneration Policy (Art. 5 Disclosure Regulation)

The remuneration policy of Nautilus Wealth Management AG aligns with its corporate philosophy and strategy, as well as its values, goals, and long-term interests. The remuneration policy is ESG-neutral. We will closely monitor developments in this area and provide updates on any changes. The remuneration policy does not incentivize excessive sustainability risks. Upon request, further details on sustainability and the above information can be provided to clients.