Our Measures in Environment, Social Matters and Corporate Responsibility
Examining our own CO₂ footprint has reinforced our conviction that we should continue to develop responsible conduct within our own company in a consistent way.
For 2023 we accounted for around 285 tonnes of CO₂ emissions from our business operations. We see this figure as a starting point from which to develop concrete reduction measures in our own organisation. In addition, we support selected climate-protection projects for emissions that cannot currently be avoided.
The emissions figures stated are based on an internal accounting of our business operations for 2023. We understand climate-protection contributions solely as complementary measures to our own reduction steps; they do not replace a continuous reduction of avoidable emissions and do not constitute a claim of climate neutrality.
From analysis to action
We have focused where immediate effect can be achieved in our operations: with a binding travel policy and a fully paperless office. We support the development of climate-resilient mixed forests in Germany and thereby promote regional biodiversity and climate-protection initiatives.
Find out more here: liesner.co/en/esg-impact
Responsible investing begins with our own stance.
By responsible investing we mean the consideration of environmental, social and corporate-ethical aspects within individual investment guidelines.
As a family office with a clear understanding of values, we think of responsibility beyond the financial. We do not treat responsible investing as an add-on, but as an integral part of our entrepreneurial thinking.
Our definition of sustainable investments combines long-term stability with environmental and social criteria across asset classes – and it starts with an honest look inward. We distinguish between so-called “do no harm” approaches, ESG-integrated investments and impact investments. This gives orientation to clients who, alongside return, also want to take impact, substance and stance into account.