MetLife Publishes 2022 Sustainability Report
Annual Report Details How
Sustainability is integral to MetLife’s business. MetLife’s sustainability strategy is guided by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the company remains committed to driving meaningful impact around the world.
“Our commitment to protecting families, businesses and communities underpins our purpose – always with you, building a more confident future – and allows us to make a greater difference,” said
MetLife’s goal is to meet the needs of a rapidly changing world and to make progress towards its 2030 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Commitments and environmental commitments. This year’s report highlights MetLife’s progress against these goals and how the company serves as a force for good, including:
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Awarding
$37.9 million in grants in 2022 throughMetLife Foundation’s Economic Inclusion,Financial Health and Resilient Communities portfolios -
Continuing to support a resilient and thriving environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 49% since 2019, planting ~800,000 trees since 2020, and maintaining carbon neutrality, which
MetLife has done since becoming the firstU.S. -based insurer to achieve the status in 2016 -
Securing over
$77 billion in responsible investments managed byMetLife Investment Management as of year-end 2022 -
Originating
~$885 million in DEI investments in 2022, nearly completing MetLife’s commitment of$1 billion by 2030 -
Expanding its 360Health offering throughout
Asia in 2022 to help more customers improve their mental, physical, financial and social health -
Earning the status of a certified
Great Place to Work ® in eight of its markets based on the feedback and experience ofMetLife colleagues -
Completing 109,000+ volunteer hours in 2022, advancing
MetLife towards its commitment of 800,000 volunteer hours by 2030
To read the 2022 Sustainability Report and learn more about MetLife’s sustainability commitments and progress, visit MetLife.com/Sustainability.
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