ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE

In October 2024, our employees from around the globe donned their finest pink attire for Breast Cancer Now's Wear It Pink Day. To celebrate and show our support for breast cancer awareness, we decorated with pink, enjoyed plenty of pink treats, and even managed to squeeze in a pink-themed quiz!

In July 2024, our Bahamas office was proud to support the Bahamas National Youth Choir with a donation to help fund its 2024 programs. For more than 40 years, the Choir has been championing the artistic creativity of young people in The Bahamas and promoting the Island's rich heritage and history through the medium of music.

In May 2024, our Guernsey employees took part in Race for Life, who were there to walk, jog, and run to raise funds for the fight against cancer and commemorate those who lost their lives to the disease.

In April 2024, our Cayman Islands employees participated in the 28th annual Earth Day Clean-up organised by the Cayman Chamber of Commerce. Our team dedicated their efforts to clearing roadside waste along a section of South Sound Road, collecting several bags of litter and contributing to a cleaner, greener environment.

In March 2024, our Cayman Islands employees proudly took part in the annual Light Up the Night Full Moon Beach Walk in support of the Cayman Breast Cancer Foundation. The proceeds raised from the 2024 event will go towards funding the Breast Cancer Foundation's Wellness Program, which provides therapy, support and advice for those undergoing treatment as well as post-treatment care.

In March 2024, we proudly marked International Women’s Day in our offices worldwide, honouring the remarkable achievements of women who have overcome discrimination and gender bias to succeed.

In March 2024, our Guernsey employees reached new heights after taking on the 28th Everest Challenge for Le Murier School. The proceeds raised will be used to fund residential trips for the pupils to learn vital life skills, including teamwork, independence and personal development.

In October 2022, we placed our Fill A Fish Project sculptures around the Isle of Man. You can visit our fintastic sculptures to recycle your plastic bottles at the following locations: Castletown - Magnus the Seal, Douglas - Bottle Barry the Basking Shark, Peel - Sammy Perkin, Port Erin - Munchy Mackerel and Ramsey - Cleo the Rockstar Fish.

In September 2023, over 120 Suntera Global employees and their families came together for a group-wide CSR initiative in support of World Clean-up Day. Across our jurisdictions, our teams successfully removed more than 774kg of waste from local beaches and parks, making a meaningful impact on our environment.

In 2022, our Jersey office proudly participated in Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust's Wild in Art project, Tortoise Takeover, by sponsoring a large tortoise sculpture. We were thrilled to collaborate with artist Erin Brown, who designed our sponsored sculpture, Home, for Even the Smallest. This beautifully crafted tortoise was displayed at Le Don Sinkins in Waterworks Valley.

Deidree Bain, Managing Director, Suntera Bahamas, co-hosted a lunch with Quantfury for International Women’s Day 2023. This event brought together female business leaders to celebrate the incredible achievements of women in both the Bahamas and the broader industry while having conversations about equity, diversity, and inclusion.

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.

In 2022, our Isle of Man office proudly partnered with Hospice Isle of Man to support The Big Splash art trail, organised by Wild in Art. As part of this initiative, we sponsored a stunning large dolphin sculpture, Galaxy Clockwork, created by talented local artist Claudia Dodds, as well as 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 the Bahamas organised a step challenge to raise money for The Dignified Girl Project.

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.

Our employees 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.