Vivion Investments S.à.r.l, has published and put into practice its sustainability strategy for the future. The objective of the strategy is to affirm Vivion’s commitment to support the integration of ESG and climate risks into the business of real estate with the aim to become Net Zero Carbon by 2040.
A Core Focus on Adapting and Growing
The key points of the sustainability strategy, which has been designed by Vivion, are simple to understand.
The company’s sustainability strategy takes the ESG aspects of its operations and incorporates them. As a result, the strategy sets out key material ESG issues which matter to both the Vivion group itself – the company is multifaceted in terms of operations – and their key stakeholders.
The primary objective of the strategy is to allow the company to affirm its commitment to long-term sustainable actions and outcomes across its real estate assets, supply chain and, more specifically, within the communities they work in.
The goal of the company is to design an ESG policy as such which fulfils three main objectives:
Integration – to integrate ESG principles into the operational process in order to successfully address, monitor and deal with ESG matters across the entire investment lifecycle. This can range from agreeing on investment strategies to handling the disposal of assets.
Dynamism – to build a policy which is both agile and capable of adapting to the needs at hand, whether this is reflecting the ever-changing list of expectations from stakeholders or simply showing resilience across their portfolio.
Financial alignments – the goal of the strategy is to successfully allow asset managers from the company to consider ESG risks and the cost of ESG risk mitigation strategies, incorporate them into pre-existing values, and then create forecasts for environmental performances as necessary.
Who Are Vivion Real Estate?
Vivion Investments S.à.r.l, is a real estate investment company known for its dynamic approach to property investment and prides itself on delivering sustainable returns for investors. The company’s portfolio covers properties mainly across Germany and the United Kingdom.
The company works using a professional management team and has the support of a collection of both private and institutional investors. The business has an estimated portfolio with a gross asset value of €4bn.
Who is Amir Dayan?
Amir Dayan is a global real estate investor, Amir is a beneficial owner of the real-estate company and the Vice Chairman of the Advisory Board. Born in Tel Aviv in 1974, Amir Dayan is an investor who works primarily in real estate across Europe and has shown a particular interest in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands. Part of the Dayan family, Amir oversees their real estate business in Europe, among other responsibilities.
Positive Impact on Vivion
The successful implementation of this sustainability policy can only bring prosperity to the company. By focusing on sustainability and implementing it into an active and dynamic company, the business is poised to make great leaps forward.
It’s not unreasonable to assume that the policy will enable the company to continue moving forward and assist with its long-term goals. Any real estate business will be subject to considerable scrutiny regarding sustainability – it forms a cornerstone of business operations. Vivion will undoubtedly have the support and confidence of investors for the future with this new policy.
