A pragmatic ESG framework
At Helveteq, we take responsibility across all areas of our business. ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) considerations are part of how we develop our services and investment products. Internal guidelines support a structured and pragmatic approach to sustainability topics.
Transparency through disclosures
ESG is not treated as a static label, but as a practical framework to consider factors relevant to long-term value creation, risk management and stakeholder expectations. As standards, methodologies and data availability continue to evolve, we focus on transparency and continuous improvement rather than absolute claims.
Where applicable, ESG considerations are integrated at both company and product level and communicated through clear, disclosure-driven documentation. Relevant sustainability-related information is made available in the product documentation and, where required, in regulatory disclosures.
Governance and partnerships
Governance plays a central role in Helveteq’s decision-making processes. We maintain an open and structured dialogue with partners, service providers and other stakeholders to support robust, transparent and well-controlled product structures across the entire product lifecycle.
For certain digital-asset exposures, Helveteq assesses associated emissions and makes voluntary contributions to certified climate projects using internationally recognised carbon credits, as described in the relevant product documentation. These measures are intended to increase transparency around environmental aspects and do not constitute a guarantee of environmental impact. Carbon compensation measures do not constitute carbon neutrality and do not offset emissions on a one-to-one basis.
To support a data-driven and independent approach, Helveteq collaborates with academic and industry partners, including the Swiss FinTech Innovation Lab at the University of Zurich. These collaborations contribute to the development and refinement of methodologies related to sustainability, transparency and responsible product structuring.