For the eleventh consecutive year, COIMA publishes its voluntary sustainability report, continuing a journey rooted in transparency and stakeholder engagement. Below are the key highlights of COIMA’s impact on its activities, which you can explore further in the full report:
Before leaving you to the complete reading, we anticipate some points of particular attention that have marked a year of great results:
- 48% of the portfolio in Article 8 and 9 SFDR funds – COIMA strengthens its leadership in sustainable finance with €8.2 billion in assets under management.
- Porta Nuova Gioia, first Article 9 SFDR fund – A benchmark for investments aligned with the EU Taxonomy for climate change mitigation and adaptation.
- Top-tier ESG funds – Four funds awarded 5 stars by GRESB. COIMA ESG City Impact Fund and Lampugnano Regeneration Fund recognized among Global Sector Leaders.
- -23% carbon intensity across the portfolio – A comprehensive decarbonization plan implemented, with a focus on embodied carbon in new developments.
- AI and drones for more efficient buildings – Pilot projects using artificial intelligence: -13% in energy consumption across key managed assets.
- Urban regeneration: Olympic Village and MilanoSesto – Olympic Village development ahead of schedule (set to become Italy’s largest student residence with 1,700 beds); MilanoSesto project launched—Italy’s largest urban regeneration and among the largest in Europe.
- 30% green space in every development – An integrated strategy to increase biodiversity and improve urban quality of life.
- Development and application of the Social Impact Framework – Measurement of social impact based on intentionality and additionality, applied to all funds.
- New projects in Rome – A new operations office opened and three key acquisitions completed: Galleria Sciarra, Palazzo Monte, and Palazzo Verospi.
- 400 cultural events with the Riccardo Catella Foundation – With international recognition for BAM for its contribution to sustainable development.
Enjoy the reading!