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RobecoSAM

RobecoSAM co-founded the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices in 1999 and published them jointly with S&P Dow Jones Indices until 2019. RobecoSAM was an investment company based in Zurich, Switzerland, focused on sustainability investments. It was founded in 1995 by Reto Ringger and considered economic, environmental, and social criteria in its investment…

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Founded
1995
Industry
Financial services
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland
Number of employees
120
Parent
Robeco
Products
Asset management · Indices · Private equity

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RobecoSAM

Nodes5
Edges4
Triples10
Avg. degree1.6
Density0.4
Components1

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RobecoSAM

Top relations

Products · 3
RobecoSAM → Asset management, Indices, Private equity
Founded · 1
RobecoSAM → 1995
Headquarters · 1
RobecoSAM → Zurich, Switzerland
Industry · 1
RobecoSAM → Financial services
Number of employees · 1
RobecoSAM → 120
Parent · 1
RobecoSAM → Robeco
Type · 1
RobecoSAM → Subsidiary
Website · 1
RobecoSAM → robeco.com

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sustainability company switzerland indices services dow jones co-founded 1999 published jointly 2019 investment managed 2006 introduced division called benchmarking reports

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
RobecoSAMFounded19951.00infobox
RobecoSAMHeadquartersZurich, Switzerland1.00infobox
RobecoSAMIndustryFinancial services1.00infobox
RobecoSAMNumber of employees1201.00infobox
RobecoSAMParentRobeco1.00infobox
RobecoSAMProductsAsset management1.00infobox
RobecoSAMProductsIndices1.00infobox
RobecoSAMProductsPrivate equity1.00infobox
RobecoSAMTypeSubsidiary1.00infobox
RobecoSAMWebsiterobeco.com1.00infobox

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