Transparency

Disclosure

The Disclosure Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 of 27 November 2019 provides for sustainability-related information requirements for financial market participants and financial advisors.

We welcome this new regulation by the legislator. It creates transparency across sectors in the handling of sustainability risks, adverse sustainability impacts and sustainable products.

Please find more information in German on this below.


Strategies for dealing with sustainability risks

Deka Immobilien can look back on many years of expertise in the use of holistic risk management systems. We assess and manage risks at business activity and product level.

Here you can find out how Deka Immobilien integrates sustainability risks into its investment decisions (Art. 3 Discl. Reg).


Principal adverse impacts (PAI)

Transparency of adverse sustainability impacts (Art. 4 Discl. Reg).

Every decision, including the decision to invest, is naturally accompanied by advantages and disadvantages, opportunities and risks. In addition to many positive effects, which ultimately constitute the justification for the investment, investments also come with adverse sustainability impacts. These are presented here.


Remuneration policy

Our remuneration policy and our position in this context in relation to sustainability and associated risks is regulated uniformly for the entire Deka Group.

Please find more detailed information here (Art. 5 Discl. Reg.)


Private investors

DekaBank has been offering sustainable product solutions for private investors in structured products and certificates since October 2019. Information in German on our open-ended real estate funds and the pre-contractual information can be found on the "Private Clients" website in the Real Estate Fund Products section and here under the "Fund Profile" link.