Act in a transparent and responsible manner
Our CSR
value chain
As part of our sustainable development and responsible investment strategy, we link Kaufman & Broad’s financial performance to its environmental and social impact.
« Real estate must become a contributor. Customization, local integration and environmental performance over the life cycle of projects is what allows us to put CSR at the heart of our responsible business performance. »
Nordine Hachemi Chairman and Managing Director Kaufman & Broad
Dedicated CSR Governance
To carry out its CSR policy, Kaufman & Broad relies on two bodies responsible for designing and managing its CSR strategy.
Non-financial performance
is as important as financial performance,
and at the service of tomorrow’s uses
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CSR : our performance
screened by the financial market
Since 2017, we have had our performance in terms of Social and Environmental Responsibilities assessed by four recognized rating agencies. These market indicators, to which we pay particular attention, enable us to steer the improvement of the results of our actions and to be more efficient and responsible year after year.
Gaïa Index
Assessing the commitment of companies to sustainable development
73/100 Companies
Carbon
Disclosure Project
Measuring the impact of companies on their environment
A-
MSCI ESG Rating
ESG factors under the microscope
AA
Moody's ESG
Towards a sustainable and responsible financial system
58/100
Fitch Ratings
A detailed analysis of ESG performance
BBB-
Sustainable Fitch
A sustainable, committed financial infrastructure
80/100
Gaïa Index
Assessing the commitment of companies to sustainable development
Kaufman & Broad ranking :
- National ranking : 66/349
- Sectorial ranking : 24/196
Created in 2004, Gaïa Research is the ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) research agency of the EthiFinance group, dedicated to small and medium-sized companies listed on European markets. Each year, Gaïa evaluates over 2,300 companies, including 400 in France.
Gaïa Research evaluates the companies it covers according to a reference framework of approximately 120 criteria, divided into four pillars
- Environmental
- Social
- Corporate Governance
- External Stakeholders
Carbon Disclosure Project
Measuring the impact of companies on their environment
In 2023 rated A- on the Climate change questionnaire, in a sector rated B-
The CDP is an international non-profit organization that manages one of the world’s largest environmental databases. The CDP assesses more than 5,800 companies each year and encourages investors, companies, states and regions to measure their impact and take action. An organization’s overall environmental impact is calculated through responses to various CDP questionnaires.
MSCI ESG Rating
ESG factors under the microscope
In 2023, rated AA (rising to A in 2022)
MSCI’s ESG ratings measure a company’s management of financially relevant ESG risks and opportunities. They use a specific methodology to identify ESG leaders and laggards based on their exposure to ESG risks and how they manage those risks relative to their peers. The MSCI ESG Rating assesses more than 8,500 companies (14,000 issuers, including subsidiaries) and more than 680,000 equities and fixed income securities worldwide (as of October 2020), collecting thousands of data points for each company. Ratings range from the most advanced (AAA, AA) to the least advanced (B, CCC) to the average (A, BBB, BB).
Moody's ESG
Towards a sustainable and responsible financial system
Moody’s ESG is a subsidiary of Moody’s. With more than 30 years of experience in ESG analysis, Moody’s ESG has conducted more than 5,000 ESG assessments. Data collected and the agency’s knowledge of environmental, social and governance (ESG) and climate risks, as well as sustainable finance, can help companies achieve their sustainability goals.
Fitch Ratings
A detailed analysis of ESG performance
Fitch Ratings Ltd. is a U.S.-based international credit rating agency. The ratings it awards enable investors to better assess risks.
Its ratings are based on several criteria, such as the nature of the debt held, the ability to cope with economic variations, or the capacity to carry out structural reforms. The agency currently rates debt issuers in over 90 countries.
Sustainable Fitch
A sustainable, committed financial infrastructure
Sustainable Fitch provides information, tools and data that have been entirely and exclusively designed to bring clarity to the ESG financial community.
The organization assesses a company’s activities from an environmental and social perspective, as well as the quality of its governance. This assessment determines the organization’s ESG rating.
