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Management

Sustainable management
a.s.r.'s approach to Business Ethics

Integrity and ethical conduct are prerequisites for a.s.r.’s reputation as a reliable insurer. a.s.r. is committed to conducting business according to the principles of honesty, integrity and fairness. The purpose of this commitment is to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, in this manner gaining and maintaining the trust of customers, shareholders, employees, business partners and society. Please find detailed information in the document below.

Carbon footprint a.s.r. head office
a.s.r. handles nature and the environment carefully. a.s.r’s aspiration is to reduce its direct CO2-emissions by 50% by the year 2025 at the latest, compared to the base year 2018. a.s.r. strives to achieve this by using drinking water efficiently, focussing on waste and energy reduction, making mobility more sustainable and reducing CO2-emissions. All a.s.r.’s activities revolve around reducing its CO2-emissions. When insufficient, a.s.r. compensates CO2-emissions with Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) certificates in combination with Climate, Community and Biodiversity Standards (CCB). 
Sustainable taxpayer

a.s.r., as a member of society, contributes its fair share to enable and maintain the very society of which it is part. As reflected in the tax strategy adopted by the Executive Board: a.s.r. aims to be a socially responsible taxpayer based on professionally executed tax compliance. a.s.r. does not apply any tax-aggressive positions.

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Socially Responsible Procurement
  • Assessing supplier's impact on society
    Operating in a responsible and sustainable manner is significant to a.s.r. From its suppliers a.s.r. expects the same. a.s.r. imposes additional requirements for its suppliers in the areas of environment, human rights and working conditions. The requirements are part of the procurement contacts concluded between a.s.r. and its suppliers. 
  • Screening
    a.s.r. does not undertake business with employees and business partners, including suppliers and customers involved in crime or socially undesirable acts, including money laundering, fraud and terrorist financing as it can seriously jeopardise its reputation and integrity. a.s.r. has a Customer Due Diligence (CDD) policy that requires screening before a contract is signed. In addition, the contract management policy stipulates that screenings are to be carried out on a periodical basis. If, in the opinion of a.s.r., there is reason to doubt the integrity of the supplier, appropriate measures are taken.