This information is provided as part of the implementation of Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the disclosure of information related to sustainability in the financial services sector (hereinafter – the Regulation).

Integrating sustainability risk into the investment decision process

Considering its size, UAB FMI Orion Securities (hereinafter referred to as FMI) does not have an approved separate sustainability policy. When providing both investment recommendations and portfolio management services, FMI takes into account the suitability of financial instruments for the client as stipulated by legislation, but does not separately assess the sustainability of investments and does not make decisions about such investments. By providing investment services, FMI provides opportunities for the cliens to invest at its own discretion in sustainable financial instruments, if such financial instruments are publicly available.

Ignoring the negative impact of investment decisions on sustainability factors

The main negative impact is understood as the impact of the company’s investment decisions that may lead to a negative impact on sustainability factors. When FMI provides investment services, taking into account the main negative impact, sustainability factors, since it is not proportional, taking into account the size of the company, and the operational thinking of FMI must be seen as a significant and existing customer need, the main negative sustainability action may be taken into account in the future. In such event, FMI will update this disclosure document.

Transparency of remuneration policy in relation to sustainability risk integration

FMI has approved employee remuneration policy, which ensures transparent and effective risk management, including sustainability risk management.

Sustainability related products

FMI currently does not provide any services for sustainability related products

This information was updated on 12/09/2024