The sustainability practices of the financial sector have significance that will provide global competitive advantage, in the scope of realization of our country’s economic growth journey with the green transformation approach. Directing funding opportunities to sustainable activities and contributing to the green development process by supporting sustainable business models in all sectors are a priority in İş Leasing’s responsible investment practices.
The financial transactions of İş Leasing, which are shaped in line with the sustainability principles, are also designed compatible with the EU Green Deal Vision and the EU Taxonomy, and subsequent preliminary preparation process continues. The company aims to to help redefine of the real sector’s understanding of productivity and accelerate the green transformation, without hindering the right of future generations to live in fair conditions in a clean environment. The main pillars of İş Leasing’s sustainable finance practices are ensuring sustainable production utilizing technologies with low ecological footprints, increasing the prevalence of energy efficiency and renewable energy use in the real sector, and accelerating the transition to a circular economy.
İş Leasing is committed to maintaining the “transformative will” determined by its sustainable finance approach at the center of its strategy, so that future generations can live a more prosperous life. Through the Environmental and Social Risk Management System implemented in 2021, the Company actively monitors and evaluates the effects of its operations and activities holistically in the value chain in line with sustainability principles. The results of the ESMS, whose application area and scope in the value chain are expanding every year, are reported to the ESMS Manager and via this channel subsequently to the General Manager, Corporate Governance Committee and the Board of Directors.
İş Leasing is preparing to take pioneering steps to develop its tools within the scope of financing projects by adopting policies that accelerate the transition to a circular economy in order to ensure that the resources in the value chain it creates are preserved in the economy as long as possible, and waste generation is minimized.