Danske Bank's internal sustainability framework for managing societal and environmental impact.
+impact (by Danske Bank) is Danske Bank's internal corporate sustainability strategy, specifically how the bank manages its own societal and environmental footprint across its lending, investment, and procurement activities. +impact (by Danske Bank) covers the bank's Climate Action Plan, biodiversity engagement targets, and human rights due diligence processes. None of this constitutes a product or service offered to family offices, wealth clients, or external investors.\n\n Through its business activities, the organization generates both positive and negative societal and environmental impacts across global value chains. It has taken structured steps to identify, map, and manage these impacts, including active participation in financial sector initiatives such as the UN Principles for Responsible Banking.\n\n Its Climate Action Plan outlines a defined pathway to align operations with net-zero emissions targets. The organization has also conducted detailed assessments of its nature and biodiversity impacts and dependencies, using these insights to establish clear targets for engagement with customers and investee companies. In addition, it has evaluated potential adverse impacts on human rights and strengthened internal processes to address and mitigate these risks effectively.
Through our business activities, we both have positive and negative societal and environmental impacts extending across global value chains.
On +impact (by Danske Bank), from a family-office user