Swedish investors working together for the SDGs
SISD is a network that brings together some 20 of Sweden's largest asset owners, asset managers and institutional investors. The ambition is to contribute to more sustainable investments in line with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement through exchange of experience, learning and communication.
Aims to inspire other countries
SISD can be an inspiration to other countries and actors to work with investors and the private sector to achieve the SDGs. Financial actors, pension funds, asset managers and investment companies are important actors in achieving and financing the SDGs.
Goal and purpose
Network activities
The network meets a few times a year around different topics of interest, including operational level network meetings as well as CEO meetings. SISD also contributes to the international dialogue around the role of investors in the implementation of Agenda 2030 via its active participation in Global Investors for Sustainable Development (GISD) working groups.
SISD was part of the inspiration for the UN to form GISD, which is a group of leaders of major financial institutions and corporations from across the world. It is convened by the United Nations Secretary-General to deliver solutions that scale up private finance and investment to achieve the SDGs.
Joint commitment
The SISD partners have made a joint commitment to strive to invest in accordance with the SDGs.
SISD network members
Alecta, AMF, AP3, AP4, AP7, Carl Bennet AB, East Capital Group, Folksam, Handelsbanken Fonder, Industrivärden, Investor, Kinnevik, Nordea (Nordea Asset Management & Nordea Life And Pension), Seb Life & Investment, Skandia, Spp, Svenska Kyrkan (Church Of Sweden), Swedbank Robur and Swedfund.
Activities carried out by SISD
Sida compiles a yearly report detailing all the activities carried out within the network. This includes learning sessions, shared experiences, international participation and communication, and engagement in GISD. The reports also list activities in the different working groups and gives you a quick glimpse of what lies ahead.