IMTF has been awarded an EcoVadis ESG badge following its latest sustainability assessment, marking measurable progress in how the company manages environmental, social and ethical responsibilities across its global operations.
The badge follows IMTF’s most recent evaluation by EcoVadis, a globally recognised provider of ESG ratings.
The assessment reviews companies’ policies, actions and measurable outcomes across four core areas: environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and responsible procurement. Using documented evidence and a consistent benchmarking methodology, EcoVadis compares organisations against peers to provide an independent view of ESG performance.
For IMTF, the outcome represents more than a symbolic accolade. The EcoVadis badge reflects tangible improvements in the structure, governance and transparency of the company’s sustainability practices. While not a formal certification, the badge indicates a level of maturity in ESG management when measured against other assessed organisations within the same framework.
The company’s latest result shows a clear step forward compared to previous assessments, underlining what it describes as a coordinated, organisation-wide effort to strengthen accountability and embed responsible business practices more deeply into day-to-day operations. By focusing on documented policies, measurable actions and defined governance processes, IMTF has enhanced how it tracks and reports progress in ESG-related areas.
EcoVadis assessments are increasingly used by enterprises and financial institutions as part of supplier due diligence and responsible procurement processes. In this context, the badge offers a third-party perspective on IMTF’s approach to governance and sustainability, providing reassurance to partners and clients seeking greater transparency in supply chains and operational practices.
IMTF has positioned the recognition as both a milestone and a marker of ongoing commitment. The company views sustainability as a continuous journey rather than a one-off achievement. The EcoVadis framework is intended not only as a benchmark of current performance, but also as a roadmap to identify further areas for improvement.
By leveraging the insights from the assessment, IMTF aims to continue refining its ESG policies and strengthening oversight mechanisms across environmental impact, labour standards, ethical conduct and procurement processes. The latest badge therefore signals both progress made and a longer-term strategy centred on responsible growth and structured ESG governance.
As ESG scrutiny intensifies across the FinTech and broader financial services ecosystem, third-party assessments such as EcoVadis are becoming increasingly important indicators of operational resilience and responsible management. For IMTF, the latest rating underscores its intent to align with evolving stakeholder expectations and global sustainability standards.
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