Ethniki Insurance has once again received a Gold Medal from internationally recognised business sustainability assessment organisation EcoVadis. The company raised its overall score to 84/100, from 79/100 in 2025. With this latest result, it remains among the top 5% of companies assessed by EcoVadis worldwide in the 12 months before the medal was issued.
This year’s award caps a steady upward trajectory for the company that began in 2023. Over that period, its overall score rose by 13 points, from 71/100 to 84/100. This progress reflects Ethniki Insurance’s sustained efforts to strengthen responsible business practices and embed sustainability in every aspect of its operations.
The four assessment pillars
EcoVadis assesses a company’s policies, the actions it takes and their results across four main pillars: Environment, Labour Practices and Human Rights, Corporate Ethics and Sustainable Procurement. Through this multi-faceted approach, the Gold Medal recognises the quality of Ethniki Insurance’s sustainability management system compared with businesses across all sectors worldwide.
This result is underpinned by collaboration among numerous departments and employees, who contributed both to implementing and documenting the relevant policies and actions. This collective effort highlights the vital role the company’s people play in achieving its sustainable development goals.
Statement by Michel Montbertrand
Michel Montbertrand, Director of Regulatory Compliance and Corporate Governance, said: “This new recognition acknowledges the collective effort of the people at Ethniki Insurance and the contribution of each individual. The steady rise in our score shows that this effort is ongoing and delivering results. For us, every recognition is a starting point for setting more ambitious goals. To that end, we are developing our insurance solutions, processes and partnerships in response to society’s changing needs and rising sustainability requirements. Our aim is for progress to run through every aspect of the company and translate into measurable results.”.