What we do

    Corporate sustainability

    Our approach to sustainability

    To AMP, sustainability  is  our ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising future generations. As custodians of our customer's money and future, we face complex economic, social and environmental challenges which bring both risks and opportunities to our customers, people and communities. 

    Our approach to sustainability is built around three core areas of stakeholder focus: our customers, our people and partners, and our communities and environment. 

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    AMP's 2024 sustainability reporting suite

    AMP’s 2024 Sustainability Report outlines how we monitor and manage the risks and opportunities associated with our material sustainability issues and provides an overview of our performance in each area.

    Disclosures include: 

    Supporting documentation includes:

          

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    Reconciliation Action Plan

    Through AMP's Stretch RAP, we aim to develop cultural understanding, create opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and proudly celebrate Australia's heritage. 

          

    The AMP Foundation

    The Australian Mutual Provident Society (AMP) was established in 1849 by three philanthropists, initially to provide protection for the widows and children of men who went to war. In 1998, after 149 years as a mutual life
    insurance society, AMP demutualised and became a publicly listed company on the Australian Stock Exchange. As part of this transition, there was a desire to keep AMP’s philanthropic legacy alive, and continue the tradition of giving.

    This led to the establishment of the AMP Foundation, with a portion of the funds resulting from the demutualisation process used to endow the AMP Foundation's corpus.

    The AMP Foundation Limited was formed as a fully independent self funding entity.