Lobbying Governance
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Vienna Insurance Group offers virtually no visibility into any attempts to influence climate-related public policy. Its disclosure focuses on dialogue with portfolio companies through ISS ESG and other broad ESG engagement activities, but it does not name a single climate law, regulation or legislative proposal it has addressed. Likewise, it does not describe any mechanism—such as meetings with government officials, consultation responses, or letters to regulators—aimed at policymakers, nor does it identify the governmental bodies or jurisdictions it might target. Because the company confines its discussion to encouraging corporate ESG improvements, it also fails to articulate any concrete policy outcomes it is seeking to achieve. As a result, there is no evidence that the company transparently reports on climate lobbying activities, mechanisms, or objectives.
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