As a responsible investor with a long-term view, we aim to provide high, long-term returns, at an acceptable level of risk, whilst considering sustainability factors.

The DNB Group Instruction for Responsible Investments ensure that DNB does not contribute to human or labor rights violations, corruption, serious environmental harm and other actions which may be perceived to be unethical and/or unsustainable through its investment activities.
DNB Group Policy Sustainability set the direction for the DNB Group's sustainability-related work and support employees and managers in making strategic decisions and carrying out their daily work.
DNB Transition Strategy sets clear sub-targets for all business areas of the DNB Group, supporting DNBs overarching target of becoming net zero in 2050.
Our work with Responsible Investments rests on four main pillars




Funds that incorporate specific sustainability considerations into their investment strategy. The funds may have a particular focus on climate criteria or take a broader perspective that encompasses both environmental and social objectives.

Renewable energy drives the transition towards a greener future. The demand for clean, efficient, and sustainable energy solutions is growing rapidly alongside the transition to a low-emission economy. Companies that develop technologies to produce, store, and use energy in a more climate-friendly manner play a central role in this development. Global initiatives such as the Paris Agreement and the EU's Green Deal provide strong guidance, and according to the International Energy Agency, investments in clean energy must more than triple by 2030 to meet climate goals. This presents a significant growth potential for investors.
The fund invests globally in companies with solutions that contribute to lower greenhouse gas emissions and a more efficient energy system. This includes solar and wind power, battery technology, energy efficiency, resource utilization, and climate-friendly infrastructure. The stocks are mainly issued by companies within renewable energy, energy efficiency, and related technologies that are either based in or mainly traded in industrialized countries. Many of the companies have unique technologies and scalable business models with a clear sustainability profile. The fund follows strict criteria and excludes fossil energy, coal, tobacco, and weapons, and builds a portfolio of companies with climate benefits, innovation, and attractive growth potential.
The actively managed equity fund typically invests in between 40 and 60 companies with a focus on reasonable valuation and attractive growth prospects in the medium to long term.
The stock selection is based on four pillars: identification of trends, value creation with a focus on capital allocation, the company's earnings momentum, and medium to long-term valuation.
Main investment areas:
Capital goods, materials technology, semiconductors and equipment, renewable energy production and power grids, sustainable food and industry, environmental technology, energy management, digital infrastructure, and companies supporting the energy transition.

Climate, sustainability, and responsible resource management are shaping the economy of the future, and an increasing number of investors want to be part of this journey. DNB Fund Future Waves makes it possible to invest in companies that contribute positively to the environment and society. The fund focuses on four driving forces: the ocean, climate, green technology, and social development. This includes everything from offshore wind and sustainable food production to circular economy and digital health services, areas where both demand and the pace of innovation are growing rapidly.
Several of the companies in the fund operate in sectors with high expected growth. The value of the ocean-based economy is expected to exceed $3 trillion by 2030, and the capacity of offshore wind power could quadruple in the same period. Sectors such as electrification, water management, and health innovation are also contributing to meeting global needs and providing attractive investment opportunities. With DNB Fund Future Waves, you gain access to companies that both make a difference and have the potential for solid returns over time.
The actively managed equity fund has an active share of 80% and typically invests in between 45 to 75 companies from a broad range of subsectors where the fund seeks companies with reasonable valuations and attractive medium to long-term growth prospects.
The stock selection is based on an initial screening with DNB's in-house developed ESG Lab, an analysis tool that assesses companies' environmental and social impact, followed by a thorough bottom-up approach within four thematic areas, where only companies with a clear sustainability profile and attractive valuation are included in the portfolio.

Nordic stocks combine stability, innovation, and sustainable growth. The region is known for high productivity, strong institutions, and companies with international competitiveness. The Nordic countries have long been among the world leaders in digitalization, climate transition, and social trust, facilitating both economic growth and responsible corporate governance. This provides a solid foundation for investment opportunities in companies with long-term competitive strength.
The fund invests in companies from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland, covering a wide range of sectors, from industry and technology to health and finance. Many of the companies are global leaders with strong export exposure and a focus on innovation. At the same time, the fund integrates strict sustainability criteria and excludes fossil energy, tobacco, and weapons, among others. The result is a portfolio that combines Nordic quality with a clearly future-oriented profile.
The actively managed equity fund typically invests in 30 to 50 carefully selected companies with strong prospects and reasonable valuations, drawn from a universe of over 200 covered companies. The fund seeks broad exposure across subsectors and focuses on attractive opportunities with medium to long-term growth prospects.
Stock selection is based on four pillars: identification of trends, value creation with a focus on capital allocation, the company's earnings momentum, and medium to long-term valuation.
Main investment areas:
Capital goods and industrial companies, Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, Technological equipment, Financial services, Banks and credit institutions, Digitalization, Energy efficiency, and sustainable infrastructure.