Our external sustainability ratings

Intrum has been awarded an ESG Risk Rating of 14.7, categorised as Low Risk, by Sustainalytics, a Morningstar company.

This rating evaluates the company’s exposure to material ESG risks and its ability to manage those risks effectively. Sustainalytics’ methodology assesses companies across a range of environmental, social, and governance factors, providing an independent measure of sustainability performance.

Sustainalytics: Risk Rating scale - Negligible (0–10), Low (10–20), Medium (20–30), High (30–40), Severe (40+).

Intrum received a "B" rating from the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) in 2023, reflecting strong performance in managing climate-related risks and opportunities and commitment to environmental transparency and leadership.

This score places Intrum above the sector average, highlighting its proactive approach to environmental management and disclosure. 

CDP: Rating scale A–D. Average for the sector in 2023 was C.

Intrum holds an "AA" ESG rating, indicating a strong performance in managing financially relevant ESG risks and opportunities compared to its peers. This rating, which Intrum has maintained since 2019, is based on a scale from AAA (leader) to CCC, measuring companies' relative effectiveness in handling key ESG challenges and capitalizing on ESG opportunities.

MSCI ESG: Rating scale AAA–CCC.

Intrum holds a BBB ESG rating from Nordea, aligned with the financial sector average. The rating evaluates ESG performance across three dimensions: past ESG footprint, forward-looking sustainability opportunities, and transparency in disclosure.

Intrum stands out with a high disclosure score of 90%, compared to the Nordic sector average of 74%, underscoring its strong commitment to transparent reporting.