Put your portfolio to work for the planet.
Climate change will be devastating unless we drastically cut carbon emissions.
As an investor, you have the tools, and the capital, to make a difference. There’s no time like the present to invest in the future.
Meeting your goals.
Amundi ETF is committed to providing tools that help you meet your investment goals while contributing positively to society and a sustainable future.
Our innovative, industry-leading range of climate ETFs enables you to play your part in responding to the climate emergency, in a way that suits you.
A switch to our Net Zero ETFs for example could help you lose up to 50%... of your portfolio's carbon footprint.
Our climate actions range in numbers.
35+
ETFs
€35 bn+
in AuM
2014
Innovating climate solutions since 2014
Source: Amundi, data as end-December 2023. Given for indicative purposes only, may change without prior notice.
Source: Amundi, data as end-March 2025. Given for indicative purposes only, may change without prior notice.
Invest in tomorrow. Act today.
Cut your portfolio's carbon footprint by up to 50%
Climate Transition Benchmarks (CTB)
- Cut your portfolio’s carbon footprint by at least 30% immediately
- Reweight investments to decarbonise by -7% per year, aligned with the 1.5°c warming scenario
Paris-Aligned Benchmarks (PAB)
- Cut your portfolio’s carbon footprint by at least 50%
- Reweight investments to decarbonise by -7% per year, aligned with the 1.5°c warming scenario
- Additional fossil-fuel based exclusions
Combining ESG with Climate
- Broader ESG ETFs which additionally apply CTB or PAB requirements
- ESG Broad CTB ETFs meet minimum CTB requirements, improve ESG scores and keep tracking error capped
- SRI PAB ETFs meet PAB requirements but select only the top 25% of stocks by ESG score
Understanding Paris-Aligned investing.
If you have 3 minutes to spare watch this simple animation to learn everything you need to know about the European Commission's climate benchmark definitions
Green bonds: Fighting climate change in fixed income
Achieving net zero means global carbon neutrality, where any greenhouse gases emitted are cancelled out by those removed with new technologies and new habits. It requires a major shift in how investors allocate capital, and how they engage with companies to turn well-meaning ideas into action.
