LBP AM sharing range : 4 funds to support biodiversity, culture and healthcare
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Because solidarity is a hallmark value e of our Group, LBP AM supports associations working to preserve biodiversity, culture and health. In 2023, nearly three hundred thousand euros were donated to three associations through the three investment funds in our Sharing Range.
As part of their CSR commitments and their strategy of supporting regional development, LBP AM and LFDE donate part of their management fees to support organizations whose actions are in line with the themes of 3 investment funds: Tocqueville Environnement ISR, Tocqueville Biodiversity ISR, LBP AM ISR Actions France and Tocqueville Silver Age ISR. To coincide with tthe publication of a half-yearly report of this Sharing Range, we take a look at the associations we support and the projects born of these partnerships.
Tocqueville Environnement ISR, Tocqueville Biodiversity ISR and CDC Biodiversité's Nature 2050 program
Specializing in energy transition, Tocqueville Environnement ISR selects European companies offering products and services that provide solutions to environmental challenges. The Tocqueville Biodiversity ISR fund specializes in biodiversity, selecting companies that provide solutions to reduce the impact of human activities on biodiversity or that have committed to transitioning their goods and services to have less impact on ecosystems. The Nature 2050 program, launched by CDC Biodiversité in 2016, was chosen for its mission to defend the natural environment, restore biodiversity and manage it sustainably.
In 2024, €132,000 was paid by LBP AM and LFDE to enable the restoration and adaptation to climate change until 2050 of 26,427 m² of land, similar to the Water Body Restoration Program in Orne, reconciling biodiversity, climate constraints, and benefits for the region.
LBP AM ISR Actions France and the Louvre Endowment Fund
For its part, the LBPAM ISR Actions France fund, which invests in French equities to support entrepreneurs, through companies qualified as "structural leaders" or groups in the making, has been associated with the Louvre Endowment Fund. Created in 2009, the fund's mission is to help the museum finance its public-interest missions, in particular by supporting the development of its collections, the transmission and opening up of its collections to the public, and the restoration and enhancement of its built heritage and the Tuileries gardens.
In 2024, nearly €118,500 was donated by LBP AM and LFDE to support projects run by the association to help elderly people, people with disabilities or chronic illnesses, and people in financial difficulty.
Tocqueville Silver Age ISR and the Siel Bleu association
As its name suggests, the Tocqueville Silver Age ISR fund invests in the Silver Economy, i.e. all economic activities meeting SRI criteria dedicated to "seniors", to improve their quality of life. Siel Bleu was chosen because of its work with the most vulnerable people, aimed at maintaining their independence, promoting inclusion and combating sedentary lifestyles and isolation.
En 2024, près de soixante-trois mille neuf cents euros ont été versés par LBP AM et LFDE, permettant notamment à plus de 260 jeunes de participer au programme de formation « Objectif Louvre ». Utilisant l’art comme support, cette formation de deux jours est destinée à des jeunes de 16 à 25 ans en insertion et vise à les valoriser à travers l’exercice de la prise de parole devant un groupe et les accompagner dans la connaissance et la maîtrise des codes du monde du travail.