Our corporate governance framework protects and enhances value for our clients.
We have a number of formal policies to outline our commitments and ensure we comply with our legislative obligations.
These include:
Human Rights Policy
We act ethically and responsibly and our formal Human Rights policy outlines our commitment to upholding internationally-recognised human rights standards. Our policy embeds human rights principles within our operations and ensure the values of our business partners and suppliers are aligned. Read more here.
Code of Conduct
We’re committed to conducting business with honesty, integrity and trust. We treat everyone we work with, internally and externally, with dignity and respect. Our formal Code of Conduct reflects our values and provides our team with guiding principles to help make day-to-day decisions, whether at work, on work-related business, or otherwise representing our organisation.
Supplier Code of Conduct
We view our suppliers as business partners and we recognise that their practices and behaviour can affect our business and reputation. That’s why it’s important that our suppliers share our commitment to responsible supply chain management. Our Supplier Code of Conduct outlines the standards we expect. You can read our policy here.
Whistleblower Policy
A culture of openness and accountability is essential to the way we work. Our formal Whistleblower policy defines a process for reporting any illegal, corrupt or unethical conduct and ensures that anyone who reports such conduct is not victimised as a result. Read more here.
Fraud Policy
We are committed to preventing, detecting and responding appropriately to any dishonest, fraudulent, collusive and or corrupt behaviour. Our formal policy establishes these guidelines and commitments.
Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA)
In accordance with the requirements of the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 (Act), our annual WGEA reports can be found below.
2023 ISPT WGEA Employer Statement
2024 ISPT WGEA Employer Statement
IFM Investors is a leading global institutional investment manager with over $230 billion under management across infrastructure equity, debt, listed equities and private equity assets. ISPT became a wholly-owned subsidiary of IFM Investors in December 2024, adding Real Estate as a fifth asset class to the IFM platform. If you have any policy related enquiries, please contact us.