CNP Assurances has unveiled 15 strategic sustainability KPIs for the 2026-2030 period, four of them new.
The indicators were co-built with the subsidiaries and the group’s main stakeholders and reflect the group’s commitment to a more inclusive and sustainable society consistent with its corporate mission and its new strategic narrative of sustainability.
Among the KPIs is to reduce the carbon footprint to less than 50kgCO₂e/€k by 2030.
Furthermore, a KPI has been set measuring CNP Assurances’ new investments in favour of the ecological transition, including green bonds, certified forests, certified buildings, environmental infrastructure and Article 9 funds. By 2030, CNP Assurances hopes to have €10bn in new investment flows in this area.
In a statement published on its website, CNP Assurances said “the aim with this renewed framework is to make the group’s commitments clearer and rally all its team around the shared ambition of contributing to a more inclusive, sustainable and just society”.
