A commitment to high environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards sits at the heart of our culture. Suntera is built on a strong foundation of business governance, ethics and responsible practices that prepare us for the future.
From charitable giving and sponsorships to staff engagement, social opportunities and corporate behaviour, we support local and sustainable ambition across all of our offices.
We support our clients through strong business ethics, combined with great corporate governance practices and responsible corporate behaviour.
We offer ethical business models, each built with a key focus on fairness, integrity and sustainability.
We work with our staff to create an inclusive environment built on transparency and communication. We provide a range of social opportunities, enhanced working conditions, product liability and stewardship.
We place our people at the heart of everything we do.
We support global causes such as climate change by limiting pollution and waste within our local environment.
Our processes and policies achieve these goals through recycling, limiting paper use and employing responsible digital solutions to reduce our carbon footprint.
We are committed to our vision of reducing the impact we have on our environment.
We are investing in initiatives and supporting our staff as they undertake activities in their local communities. Whether it is for a beach, a lake or a city clean, we are working together to contribute to this global effort and make our world a better place.
In collaboration with our partners Beach Buddies and Isle Listen, we launched this project in support of the global causes of climate change and mental wellbeing.
Our Isle of Man office partnered with Hospice Isle of Man to support The Big Splash art trail with Wild in Art in 2022. We sponsored a large dolphin sculpture and The Big Splash app.
This year we focused on women's equality and breaking the bias that women face on a regular basis to create a more supportive and inclusive environment for all.
In August 2022, we launched our Fill A Fish Project: Isle of Man at Government House. This project was launched in collaboration with Beach Buddies Isle of Man and Isle Listen to promote the global causes of climate change and mental wellbeing in the Isle of Man.
Our Isle of Man office hosted Sunfest, a festival-themed staff party, and through a raffle and auction, we raised £10,000 for Isle Listen.
Our Isle of Man office partnered with Hospice Isle of Man to support The Big Splash art trail with Wild in Art in 2022. We sponsored a large dolphin sculpture and The Big Splash app.
We were delighted to be a sponsor at the 2022 Earth Day Clean-up in the Cayman Islands. Once again, our team volunteered and encouraged others to show their support by collecting trash from beaches and roads.
In March 2022, our Jersey office launched its partnership with local charity Every Child Our Future by sponsoring a performance of Little Red Riding Hood, which was enjoyed by the pupils at Rouge Bouillon school. We also organised for some of our team to complete a specialist training course to enable them to support regular reading sessions with the children at the school.
Our team in the Cayman Islands took part in the Stride Against Cancer 2022 charity event organised by the Cayman Islands Cancer Society.
As part of our International Women's Day 2021 campaign, our Private Wealth team in Switzerland planted ten new silver firs in a forest.
As part of our International Women's Day 2021 campaign, our Private Wealth team in the Cayman Islands planted Clusia Rosea shade trees in Consuelo Beach Park in Grand Cayman.
Our Isle of Man office hosted a Charity Golf Day on 21st May 2021, where they raised £20,270 for Hospice Isle of Man.
We were delighted to be the 'Brunch Sponsor' at the 2021 Earth Day Clean-Up in the Cayman Islands.
Meet Joey the TT Wallaby. Joey was sponsored by Suntera Global and we loved him so much that we bid for him at the Wallabies Gone Wild auction, which raised a staggering £250,000 for the Hospice Isle of Man. He now lives in the reception area of our Isle of Man office.
Our Cayman Islands staff manning the Suntera Global stand at the Feed our Future charity bike ride event.
Our Fill A Fish project will see the construction of four unique fish-shaped beach clean sculptures that will live permanently in close proximity to carefully selected beaches around the Isle of Man. Find out more by visiting https://www.suntera.com/fill-a-fish
Hannah Williams and Niamh Baggesen-Cox at the Wallabies Gone Wild Open Day, demonstrating how to use the virtual headsets. The virtual headsets were used by patients in the Hospice to complete the Wallabies Gone Wild trail.
We are proud winners of the ‘Enthusiasm and Potential Award’ 2021 from our private equity partner, Palatine Private Equity LLP, as part of their annual ESG awards for companies within their portfolio.
Our Isle of Man office has taken the PlasticBusters pledge to support the reduction of plastic pollution.
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