Altaroc Partners unveils its ESG strategy

Through its initiatives over the past nearly 30 years, Amboise Partners has been at the forefront of efforts to democratize private equity. Starting in 1995 with Altamir, then with Altaroc more recently Altalife, the goal has remained constant: to make an asset class historically reserved for institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals accessible to a broader audience. This accessibility is now accompanied by a strategic vision that fully integrates ESG considerations.Altaroc ESG strategyAltaroc on a clear ambition: to help reduce inequality while financing the real economy. It is built around three pillars. The first is to support sustainable economic growth by directing savings toward innovative, job-creating companies. The second aims to maximize the ESG impact of selected managers by incorporating strict criteria from the selection phase onward and ensuring rigorous monitoring of key indicators such as CO₂ emissions, energy consumption, and job creation. The third pillar concerns direct societal impact, particularly through philanthropic initiatives.As a fund of funds, Altaroc primarily upstream of investments by selecting managers aligned with its ESG requirements. Once invested, its influence relies on dialogue and monitoring, with the option to terminate a partnership if standards are not met. This approach ensures consistency between financial performance and responsibility.Beyond investment, societal impact is reinforced by concrete actions, such as the Alpha Omega Foundation, which supports thousands of young people in their educational and professional journeys. This model demonstrates that private equity can be both a driver of economic performance and a lever for social transformation. Thus,Altaroc ESG strategy isAltaroc limited to a regulatory obligation but is part of a comprehensive vision aimed at combining performance, responsibility, and accessibility, while actively contributing to a more inclusive economy.