At TempoCap, we know companies have a significant impact on the environment, and society at large, through their actions and the way they are run.
Considering risks that relate to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues are important to us, as long-term investors with a firm belief in the importance of responsible investing and good corporate citizenship.
We see our ESG commitment as well aligned with TempoCap’s own values, and as technology investors, our investments often help to create high quality jobs in sectors with a low environmental impact.
In 2021, TempoCap became a signatory to the UNPRI, an international global network of asset managers, owners and service providers working together to put responsible investment into practice. The principles, which are voluntary, aim to provide a framework for integrating ESG considerations into investment decision-making and ownership practices.
Responsibility across TempoCap’s investments
We take an active approach to managing ESG issues, including screening companies against sectors we choose not to invest in and conducting an ESG maturity assessment, typically before investing or within the first few months of ownership.
We then continue to monitor and engage with our companies on ESG throughout the lifetime of our ownership and aim to consider the ESG implications of new ownership upon an exit.
Responsibility inside TempoCap
We uphold the highest standards of business conduct.
We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, with team members from different backgrounds, representing the broader society in which we operate.
We seek to have a positive impact and are proud of the initiatives that TempoCap has backed. In the last year:
Portfolio companies that are making a positive impact
At TempoCap, we believe investing in companies with good ESG practices means investing in better companies.
Some of our pioneering companies include Depop – a marketplace for resale fashion items. By extending the life of millions of garments, Depop is revolutionising the global fashion industry, which is responsible for up to 10% of global carbon emissions. Meanwhile, Azimo, a digital money remittance platform, is widening financial inclusion for millions of families through its efficient digital infrastructure. Dacadoo is another example, as a company offering a personal health coach in users pockets, building a data set that can ultimately inform policy-making and global health responses.
There are many further examples of our portfolio companies making a positive impact, and we are proud that 100% of TempoCap’s portfolio companies contribute to at least one of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
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