Financial engineering and risk control

Strengthen your economic, social and environmental impact

Firms, public authorities and associations have a tremendous footprint on our environment. All these players move towards goals, need or consume resources and handle risks. Their objectives are not as distinct and as exclusive as it seems. At Stelhis, we are determined to place these stake holders at the centre of a sustainable expansion.

Invest for the benefit of a common goal

All project rest on investing. Fundamentally, it makes it possible to reach one’s objectives.
But what sense does that search for expansion make? How to assess performance?
What concern with human resources as well as natural resources? How to assess and value this capital?

Use finance as a means and not an end

The sustainability of your expansion relies on an economic engine. Your budget should be properly balanced and you need financial resources. Here again, what business model to be operated? At the service and for the profit of whom?

Stelhis supports you

We help you to implement the operating methods and the resources, both internal or external, that optimise your impact strategy.

News

Supply chains & responsible investments

Corporate performance increasingly depends on a company’s ability to control the reputational and quality risks stemming from its network of business partners.
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Responsible finance bets on green future

It's a jungle out there as responsible finance investors seek ways to fund a green future for the planet. Here is a look at key terms used in the "green" investment world, and whether its various schemes are having a positive impact.
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How is agriculture impacted by ESG investing?

Agriculture is implicated in multiple aspects of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing. Industrial agriculture can affect the environment, with particular risks from deforestation and the use of pesticides...
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BHP shareholders intensify pressure to leave fossil fuel lobbyist groups

For shareholders in support of the ecological transition, BHP – one of the world’s largest mining companies – must end ties with fossil fuel lobbyist groups. Almost one-third of shareholders voted for such a resolution, but according to the CEO of BHP, leaving these associations will not lead the industrial sector towards a low-carbon society.
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Sustainable finance: Commission publishes guidelines

Commission publishes guidelines to improve how firms report climate-related information and welcomes three new important reports on climate finance by leading experts
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