A voice for good.

Any ETF provider can track an ESG index, it's how they act which differentiates leaders from followers.

As part of Amundi, we have responsible investing at our core, we use our votes as shareholders and our corporate engagement strategy to encourage sustainable change from the companies in which we invest.

The numbers tell the story.


#1

major UCITS ETF provider for shareholder voting1​​​​​​​


98%

of shareholder resolutions on ESG issues supported in 20232​​​​​​​


+1000

companies reached by a climate engagement plan3​​​​​​​


2,531

unique issuers engaged in 20234


10,357

general meetings in 20235


70+

dedicated experts6



1. Based on ShareAction Voting Matters 2023. Amundi ranks 3rd amongst the 69 asset managers studied and 1st among the 10 largest asset managers in the world.
2. Based on ShareAction Voting Matters 2023: Amundi’s overall score on ESG issues (Environmental, social, Governance and Lobbying-related shareholder resolutions).
3. Source: Amundi ESG Ambition 2025.
4. Source Amundi Engagement statistics. 
5. Source : Amundi, 99% of all AGMs, of the eligible universe, 7 751 issuers.
6. Source: Amundi, data as at February 2024.
Information given for illustrative purposes only, may change without prior notice.

Amundi’s leadership is recognised by ShareAction’s “Voting Matters” report.

ShareAction are a responsible investment charity and their research and ranking on the financial system incorporates all of the largest players, including asset managers, pension funds, insurers and banks. 

On January 11th 2024, ShareAction published its fifth edition of the Voting Matters report, assessing how 69 of the world’s largest asset managers voted on 257 shareholder resolutions to address current environmental and social issues.

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Europe takes a leading role

The report shows Europe taking a leading role in supporting resolutions. The top 26 asset managers are European and voting in favour of 88% of resolutions vs 25% for their US counterparts. 

Amundi’s overall 98% score compares to an average of 45% among the rest of the top five largest ETF issuers in Europe7 and overall, Amundi ranks #3, a 22-ranking gap to the next ETF issuer.

Engaging for change: Voting and engagement policies

Exercising voting rights in a consistent and transparent way is considered by Amundi as a key element of its responsible investor stance, and one of the two pillars of its stewardship philosophy, together with engagement.

As such, Amundi’s voting policy, updated each year, reflects its holistic analysis of all issues that may influence long-term value creation. It is consistent with Amundi’s active ownership approach and therefore rests on a diligent and multidimensional analysis of each company.

Our decisions are always made with a view to defending the interests of our clients by supporting the creation of sustainable long-term value.

Engagement goals: five main areas of engagement

1. Transition to a low carbon economy
2. Natural capital preservation8​​​​​​​
3. Human rights
4. Protections sociales
5. Strong governance for sustainable development

Find out more about our approach to active ownership in our engagement and voting policies and reports.


7. Top Five ETF Issuers in Europe include: BlackRock, DWS, Vanguard, UBS, and Amundi, source ETFGI ETFs industry in Europe industry insights report, December 2023.
8. Ecosystem protection & fight against biodiversity loss

Let’s be clear.

We know transparency matters to you, which is why we've made all our shareholder proxy voting records available here - you can take a look for yourself at how we have voted on all of our holdings.