Our climate approach
Climate change poses significant social, economic, and financial challenges. Financial institutions play a crucial role in the transition towards a carbon-neutral society that is resilient to the impacts of climate change. We endorse the objectives of the Paris Agreement and strive to align our activities with a climate scenario that limits global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
Mitigating climate change and adapting to its effects have been identified as key sustainability themes. Achmea Bank aims to support its customers in taking both climate mitigation and climate adaptation measures. The Environmental, Social & Governance chapter (pages 19 to 30) of the Achmea Bank Annual Report describes how we, as a bank, are working to achieve our climate ambitions for both our business operations and mortgage portfolio.

Green Finance Framework
Guidelines for sustainable investing
Global Compact UN
Climate Agreement
Sustainability of services
Achmea's services, and therefore also Achmea Bank, will be climate neutral by 2050 at the latest. Or as soon as possible. We determine this on the basis of scientific data that helps us to define our goals as clearly as possible. We have the ambition to make sustainable solutions accessible to all Dutch people. We do this on the basis of adaptation, becoming resilient to the consequences of climate change, and mitigation, combating further climate change. We have adopted the following measures in the field of services:
- We develop services that help our customers to become resilient to the consequences of climate change. Examples of this are the ‘Groene Daken’ that we offer through Interpolis and the ‘Duurzaam Woongemak’ of Centraal Beheer.
- We also develop services that help to combat further climate change. This includes solar panels from Centraal Beheer, encouraging homeowners to become more sustainable via our mortgage.
Climate transition path
