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Paul Oligschläger MSc MRE
Real Estate Advisory // ESG, CSRD & SFDR - Corporate Strategy - Risk Management implementation - Digital Transformation
Paul Oligschläger is a senior manager at KPMG Netherlands, specializing in real estate advisory and financial services.1 He works within the Strategy & Operations team, focusing on the Financial Sector and Real Estate & Asset Management.24
Professional Experience
Paul has extensive experience in the real estate sector, advising a wide range of clients throughout the real estate value chain.1 His expertise includes:
- Strategy and operations consulting for financial services and real estate clients
- Working with international institutional clients3
- Leading a team of approximately 50 colleagues in the Strategy & Operations Financial Sector division2
Role at KPMG
As a senior manager, Paul is known for his strong client focus and international experience.3 He is part of KPMG's real estate advisory practice, where he:
- Provides strategic advice to clients in the real estate and financial services sectors
- Leads projects related to real estate and asset management
- Contributes to the growth and development of KPMG's real estate practice
Additional Activities
Outside of his primary role at KPMG, Paul is also involved in:
- Speaking engagements for SPRYG Real Estate Academy, sharing his expertise with other real estate professionals6
- Recruitment and team development within KPMG's Real Estate & Asset Management division5
Paul Oligschläger's LinkedIn username is pauloligschlager, as mentioned in the query, which aligns with his professional profile and role at KPMG.
Highlights
📣 This special edition of the State of the Insurers publication series provides an analysis of the primary Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) disclosures reported by four Dutch insurers. Key takeaways include:
🌱 Insurers continue to be committed to reducing emissions and managing environmental risks in its own operations, investment and insurance portfolios. Whilst a decline in emissions from 2019 to 2020 was largely driven by COVID-19, small increases in emissions have been observed as business activities have resumed. There also appears to be a shift towards green bonds as insurers aims to align their investment portfolio with climate goals.
🤝🏻 Insurers continue to push ahead with their Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) agenda but there is still room to address broader topics that fall within the DEI topic. Whilst it is no surprise that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a key enabler in the Insurers’ efforts to enhance the experience for consumer and end users, Insurers have largely focused on socially responsible investments and financial wellbeing initiatives for their affected communities.
🏛️ ESG is well embedded as part of the Insurers’ governance - from specialised committees to ESG-based compensation at Executive Boards - but opportunities remain to further integrate sustainability across all levels in the organization.
‼️ Comparability across the insurers’ ESG disclosures remains a challenge, due to inconsistent application of methodologies, data quality & availability issues and variability in the level of details provided. Transparency and improvements in comparability are expected to be accelerated from the fast approaching deadline of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
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