Many difficulties arise when preparing an ESG report:
Which metrics and measures do you choose to represent a
company's ESG performance?
How can one put a monetary value on an accident, CO2
emissions or customer satisfaction?
What actually constitutes good ESG performance? 30%
women? 2,000 tons of CO2? 10 accidents?
How do you communicate when rating agencies have
differing and intransparent goals and interests?
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Obermatt ESG & Compensation Framework
We reduce complexity for you by consolidating ESG. With over 120
experts from market leading companies Obermatt developed the ESG &
Compensation Framework. Together we defined 1,200 typical ESG metrics,
used by rating agencies and investors, a concentrated Framework of 400
metrics (longlist), of which 170 are relevant for compensation
(shortlist). Meanwhile we hold regular expert rounds with more than
100 leading international companies, more than 40% of which are listed
in recognized stock market indices, where we define Best Practice and
thus ensure a high degree of topicality and practical relevance on the
subject of ESG and compensation
Together with you we prioritize the topics that are of particular
importance to your company. In addition, we jointly define further ESG
topics that still need time in your company and will only be given
priority later on. Thus you will be able to identify ESG topics that are
most important to you today, quickly, efficiently and precisely for the
development of your ESG reporting and the implementation of ESG in your
compensation and to anchor ESG in your company in the long term.
The ESG & Compensation Framework facilitates the identification of
ESG priorities and metrics for ESG reporting to investors, rating
agencies, employees and customers. With a good ESG report, companies -
even those in problematic industries - receive a good ESG rating,
because transparency creates trust. This succeeds because ESG is not an
expression of the industry, but a statement about how well and
sustainably the business is managed. Better recruiting success or more
favorable financing conditions are just two of many competitive
advantages.
ESG implementation in 6 steps
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After analyzing the status quo, we jointly define your ESG
priorities with the help of the Obermatt ESG & Compensation
Framework
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You select your ESG metrics and Obermatt advises and accompanies you
in this selection process
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You set targets for your ESG metrics. Obermatt accompanies you in
the target setting process (e.g. internal / peer, absolute /
relative etc.) and provides you with scientifically based input
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You report your ESG performance. Obermatt will provide you with a
performance evaluation based on the defined key performance
indicators
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You link the ESG key performance indicators to your executives'
compensation to improve your ESG metrics
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You optimize your ESG metrics in a continuous process and thus your
ESG rating. Obermatt accompanies you in this process on a long-term
basis
With the Obermatt ESG Framework companies can communicate their ESG
performance legally compliant and in accordance with GRI, SASB and
other standards efficiently and pragmatically.
Obermatt ESG Expert Rounds
The topicality of our findings is ensured by regular updates in the
format of the Obermatt Expert Rounds. 160 specialists from now more than
100 listed companies from Switzerland and Germany contribute their
experiences on the practical implementation of ESG and compensation
systems. Extremely relevant questions have already been answered in the
expert rounds. The unique documentation is available to all participants
free of charge. Become a
member of the expert round
now, contribute your experience and benefit from an invaluable pool of
knowledge.
Which criteria can be used and applied in compensation (STI or LTI)?
What challenges must be overcome in the goal-setting process?
What is the right number and weighting of the chosen ESG criteria?
Which sources are used and which committees are involved and decide?
Are there discretionary aspects?
Our commitment
Obermatt is proud of our participation in three crucial United Nations
initiatives: the UN Global Compact, Women's Empowerment Principles
(WEP), and Forward Faster. This commitment reinforces our dedication
to sustainable business practices, gender equality, and accelerated
action towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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UN Global Compact: Aligns our operations with
principles in human rights, labor, environment, and
anti-corruption.
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Women's Empowerment Principles (WEP): Guides our
efforts in promoting gender equality across our value chain.
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Forward Faster: Commits us to accelerate action
in areas like gender equality, climate action, and sustainable
finance.
As a member of these initiatives, Obermatt pledges to integrate
sustainable practices into our core strategy, promote gender equality,
set ambitious targets aligned with SDGs, and transparently report our
progress. We invite our clients and partners to join us in building a
more sustainable and equitable business world.
Would you like to align your stock portfolio with your own ESG
priorities?
On the
Obermatt stock website you will find our stock analysis and ESG investment themes.