Investing in a truly sustainable way
Build wealth while supporting climate-friendly and social projects – without additional costs. You will not find a more sustainable investment with any other digital asset manager.
Build wealth while supporting climate-friendly and social projects – without additional costs. You will not find a more sustainable investment with any other digital asset manager.
The right strategy for your risk profile is always available in green. This means for you:
No matter which strategy you choose, there is also a sustainable variant available in Ginmon.
The settlement account is subject to the EU deposit insurance. This ensures repayment claims of up to €100,000 by customers against credit institutions.
Your investment is treated as a special fund. This way you are 100 % protected even in case of insolvency of Ginmon or the partner bank.
This can be explained quite simple:
ETFs invest in many different stocks, bonds, commodities or real estate at once. By combining the right ETFs, you invest in thousands of individual stocks, diversifying across many countries, industries and asset classes.
ETFs are the easiest way to invest in the global economy without the risk of individual stocks alone. If the global economy rises, the respective ETF portfolios follow accordingly.
| Asset classes: | Amount: |
|---|---|
| blue-800 Stocks | 40% (€56,800) |
| purple-100 Bonds | 30% (€42,600) |
| green-100 Real estate | 15% (€21,300) |
| each-crayola Raw materials | 15% (€21,300) |
Greenwashing refers to the method of giving companies an environmentally friendly and sustainable image without the company actually fulfilling said statements. Greenwashing is a false euphemism to suggest a green image of the company to the customer.
Ginmon takes strict care not to include such companies in the ETF selection process by adding additional filters.
School education in Malawi: The green facility with Ginmon promotes sustainability projects. One of the Africa Development Bank's largest projects is the expansion of the education system in Malawi. Malawi is the third poorest country in the world in terms of GDP.
Namibia Water Sector Support Program: Namibia's population suffers from droughts and drinking water shortages. The African Development Bank has set a target to improve access and quality of water supply and sanitation by 2025.
West coast line project: Green bonds are bonds issued to finance sustainable projects. The West Coast Pipeline is a planned 140-kilometer power line in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, that will transport electricity generated by wind power plants in the north to the south.
Alexandria West Wastewater Project: Plastic pollution of the oceans is estimated to be between 4.8 and 12.7 million tons per year. This is comparable to a truckload of plastic being dumped into the oceans every minute. This project by the European Investment Bank, which is represented in our portfolio with 12 Green Bonds, aims to promote sanitation for Egyptians.
Ginmon is guided by the UN's 17 sustainability goals.
These include the promotion of sustainable energy and climate protection.
The abbreviation ESG stands for Enviromental Social Governance.
This describes the three main criteria to which particular attention is paid in this investment approach. In addition to positive returns, the focus is mainly on long-term positive effects on society and the environment.
This significantly influences the ETF selection of sustainable investment at Ginmon. Through these criteria you can be sure that your investment is 100 % green and not greenwashing.
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