Trill Impact achieves top scores across all applicable modules in PRI's 2024 Assessment Report

The Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) published the Assessment Report on November 25, 2024, in which Trill Impact received five stars in all applicable modules. It is the highest score possible, given to PRI signatories that demonstrate leading responsible investment practices.

PRI is a well-established global network of responsible investors. It works to understand the investment implications of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors and supports its international network of signatories in incorporating these factors into their investment strategies and operations.

Signatories are required to report on their investment activities through the PRI’s Reporting Framework and receive a yearly Assessment Report, showing progress in relation to PRI’s assessment methodology[i]. Areas that are assessed include policy, governance and strategy but also ESG risk management, due diligence, portfolio performance monitoring and more. 

The Assessment Report aims to help signatories identify how to improve their responsible investment practices. It also aims to facilitate learning and development by outlining how signatories compare year-on-year, across asset classes and with peers, based on high-level comparative data.

Trill Impact is proud to have received five stars in all applicable modules in the Assessment Report for 2024, which is the highest score possible and reflects our continuous progress.  The 2024 Assessment Report can be found here. 

In our view, the outcome of the assessment showcases Trill Impact’s commitment to responsible investing and how we always aim to improve. By combining industry best practice with our impact investment approach, we always aim to accelerate a positive change for people, planet and investors - and we encourage others to follow.

*The assessment is based on data reported by Trill Impact during the full year 2023 and is valid until the next PRI Assessment Report will be released. The rating did not include any fees paid by Trill Impact, other than the annual UN-PRI membership fee.