Türk Reasürans Launches Its First TSRS-Compliant Sustainability Report Highlighting Carbon Footprint and Future Vision

Türk Reasürans has presented its first sustainability report prepared in accordance with the Turkey Sustainability Reporting Standards (TSRS). With this report, the company took a major step toward reinforcing its commitment to transparency, accountability, and measurable sustainability performance. The report—backed by capital from the Ministry of Treasury and Finance—emphasizes Turkish Reasürans’s aim to generate long-term value for the economy and society.

The TSRS-compliant report offers extensive insights into the company’s sustainability management framework, risk assessment mechanisms, and climate-related strategies. It details how the organization identifies, evaluates, and monitors potential risks, particularly those linked to climate change, while outlining performance metrics and strategic goals. Moreover, it provides an analytical view of how climate change risks and opportunities influence financial indicators, supported by quantitative data.

Commitment to Sustainability and Environmental Awareness

To demonstrate sustainability performance through measurable outcomes, Türk Reasürans conducted a carbon footprint calculation. This initiative allowed the company to accurately measure its direct greenhouse gas emissions within its operational boundaries, offering clear evidence of its environmental impact. These findings form the foundation for developing new strategies in carbon management and climate adaptation.

Acting General Manager Özgür Bülent Koç emphasized that the company’s sustainability journey is guided by transparency and accountability. He remarked, “Through our first sustainability report, we created a quantifiable structure for our initiatives. By assessing the carbon footprint of our operations, we now have tangible data to guide our forthcoming strategies. Our vision is to create lasting value not only for our sector but also for our economy and society.”

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