By signing the United Nations’ Principles of Responsible Investment back in 2018, Dynamic Credit committed to implementing ESG-factors into the investment process. In their newly published responsible investment policy, Dynamic Credit reports on what has been done since then to be a responsible asset manager and direct lender.

Dynamic Credit sees the ESG-factors (Environment, Social, Governance) as defined by the United Nations an extension of their mission to create a better match between savings and credit for a more sustainable and prosperous society. This mission has been at the core of Dynamic Credit’s corporate activities.

For CEO Tonko Gast, there is more to responsible investment than just become greener.

‘Reducing your carbon footprint as a company is important, but for Dynamic Credit the potential impact is much bigger when you look topics such as at financial inclusion in the Netherlands. By bridging the funding gap, we make affordable mortgages more accessible.’

Tonko Gast, CEO

Dynamic Credit’s Responsible Investment policy can be found on their website, and will be updated on a regular basis.