Sustainability-related disclosures
Financial market participant: Oslo Merchant Partners Capital AS (“OMP”)
Date: 09 December 2025
Date: 09 December 2025
Integration of sustainability risk
Oslo Merchant Partners Capital AS (“OMP”) integrates sustainability risks into its investment service and advisory processes. Sustainability risk refers to an environmental, social or governance (ESG) event or condition, which if it occurs, could materially and negatively affect the value of an investment.
Identification and evaluation of sustainability risks are integrated into OMP’s internal policies and processes. Prior to giving any investment advice or recommendation, OMP will conduct an evaluation and due diligence on the potential opportunity to identify sustainability risks associated with the investment, relevant to the client’s ESG requirements and preferences. Where a client expresses specific sustainability preferences, OMP will only recommend investments that meet those preferences. Clients who do not express sustainability preferences will still receive information about any identified sustainability risks related to the investment. The scope of the due diligence may include counterparties, contractors and the physical asset, as applicable to the relevant investment opportunity. For physical assets, OMP may seek to identify and assess sustainability risks based on internal data and external data obtained from third parties specific to the potential investment opportunity, including assessing how the asset is aligned with a low-carbon society (e.g. type of fuel or fuel efficiency for vessels).
Identification and evaluation of sustainability risks are integrated into OMP’s internal policies and processes. Prior to giving any investment advice or recommendation, OMP will conduct an evaluation and due diligence on the potential opportunity to identify sustainability risks associated with the investment, relevant to the client’s ESG requirements and preferences. Where a client expresses specific sustainability preferences, OMP will only recommend investments that meet those preferences. Clients who do not express sustainability preferences will still receive information about any identified sustainability risks related to the investment. The scope of the due diligence may include counterparties, contractors and the physical asset, as applicable to the relevant investment opportunity. For physical assets, OMP may seek to identify and assess sustainability risks based on internal data and external data obtained from third parties specific to the potential investment opportunity, including assessing how the asset is aligned with a low-carbon society (e.g. type of fuel or fuel efficiency for vessels).
No consideration of adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors
OMP does not consider principal adverse impacts of its investment recommendations on sustainability factors. Where a client expresses sustainability preferences that include consideration of principal adverse impacts, OMP will take these preferences into account as part of the advisory process.
OMP will continue to monitor and periodically review this position, assessing whether consideration of principal adverse impacts should be incorporated in the future, considering client preferences, regulatory developments, and market practice.
OMP will continue to monitor and periodically review this position, assessing whether consideration of principal adverse impacts should be incorporated in the future, considering client preferences, regulatory developments, and market practice.
Remuneration policies
OMP pays its employees a combination of fixed remuneration (salary and benefits) and variable remuneration (including bonus). Variable remuneration is assessed based on a combination of financial and non-financial performance. The assessment is discretionary. A part of the non-financial performance assessment is compliance with OMP’s policies and procedures, which include policies and procedures on integration of sustainability risks in its investment services.
Disclosure:
This sustainability disclosure is published in accordance with Articles 3 and 6 of the SFDR, as implemented in Norwegian law. OMP will update this information as necessary to reflect changes in regulation, supervisory expectations, or internal processes.
Clients may request additional information about how sustainability risks are considered in connection with specific investment recommendations.
Clients may request additional information about how sustainability risks are considered in connection with specific investment recommendations.