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Signatories to the Principles for Responsible Banking Signatories to the Principles for Responsible Banking (Updated on: 07.09.2020) # SIGNATORY BANKS COUNTRY DATE SIGNED Egypt 1 AAIB (Arab African International Bank) Sep-19 Spain 2 ABANCA Corporación Bancaria Sep-19 Netherlands 3 ABN AMRO Bank N.V. Sep-19 South Africa 4 Absa Bank Ltd. Sep-19 Nigeria 5 Access Bank Plc Sep-19 Bahrain 6 Ahli United Bank B.S.C Jan-20 Ireland 7 AIB Group (Allied Irish Banks) Sep-19 Bahrain 8 Al Baraka Banking Group B.S.C. Oct-19 Finland 9 Ålandsbanken Plc. (Bank of Åland) Nov-19 Egypt 10 ALEXBANK (Bank of Alexandria) Sep-19 Greece 11 Alpha Bank Sep-19 USA 12 Amalgamated Bank Sep-19 Australia 13 ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Banking Group) Sep-19 Iceland 14 Arion Bank Sep-19 Denmark 15 Aurskorg Sparebank Feb-20 Italy 16 Banca MPS (Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena) Sep-19 Ecuador 17 Banco Bolivariano Dec-19 Brazil 18 Banco Bradesco S.A. Sep-19 Brazil 19 Banco da Amazônia Jan-20 Argentina 20 Banco de Galicia y Buenos Aires SA Sep-19 Ecuador 21 Banco de la Produccion S.A Produbanco Sep-19 Ecuador 22 Banco de Machala S.A. Sep-19 Mexico 23 Banco del Bajio, S.A. Aug-20 Ecuador 24 Banco Diners Club del Ecuador S.A. Nov-19 Nicaragua 25 Banco Grupo Promerica Nicaragua Sep-19 Ecuador 26 Banco Guayaquil Sep-19 El Salvador 27 Banco Hipotecario de El Salvador S.A. Sep-19 Ecuador 28 Banco Pichincha Sep-19 Dominican Republic 29 Banco Popular Dominicano Sep-19 Costa Rica 30 Banco Promerica Costa Rica Sep-19 Paraguay 31 Banco Regional Jul-20 Spain 32 Banco Sabadell Sep-19 Ecuador 33 Banco Solidario Nov-19 Colombia 34 Bancolombia Sep-19 Panama 35 Banesco S.A Sep-19 Ireland 36 Bank of Ireland Group Oct-19 China 37 Bank of Jiujiang Apr-20 Malaysia 38 Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad May-20 Spain 39 Bankia Sep-19 Spain 40 Bankinter May-20 Mexico 41 Banorte (Banco Mercantil del Norte, S.A.) Sep-19 Egypt 42 Banque Misr Sep-19 France 43 Banque Socredo Jan-20 UK 44 Barclays Group Plc Sep-19 Spain 45 BBVA (Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria) Sep-19 Argentina 46 BBVA Argentina Sep-19 Mexico 47 BBVA Mexico or GFBB (Grupo Financiero BBVA Bancomer) Sep-19 Spain 48 BCC (Grupo Cooperativo Cajamar) Sep-19 Luxembourg 49 BCEE (Banque et Caisse d'Épargne de l'État) Oct-19 Belgium 50 Belfius Bank Jun-20 USA 51 Beneficial State Bank Sep-19 El Salvador 52 BFA (Banco de Fomento Agropecuario) Sep-19 Ecuador 53 BGR (Banco General Rumiñahui S.A.) Nov-19 Morocco 54 BMCE Bank (Banque Marocaine du Commerce Extérieur) Sep-19 Norway 55 BN Bank ASA Jan-20 Canada 56 BNC (National Bank of Canada) Sep-19 France 57 BNP Paribas Sep-19 France 58 BPCE Group Sep-19 Brazil 59 BTG Pactual Jul-20 Spain 60 CaixaBank Sep-19 Spain 61 Caja de Ingenieros Group Mar-20 Russia 62 Center-Invest Bank Oct-19 Portugal 63 CGD (Caixa Geral de Depositos) Sep-19 Egypt 64 CIB (Commercial International Bank) Sep-19 China 65 CIB (Industrial Bank China) Sep-19 Malaysia 66 CIMB Bank Berhad Sep-19 Mexico 67 Citibanamex Sep-19 USA 68 Citigroup Inc. Sep-19 Germany 69 Commerzbank Sep-19 Australia 70 Commonwealth Bank of Australia Oct-19 Costa Rica 71 Coopeservidores Sep-19 France 72 Crédit Agricole Sep-19 France 73 Credit Mutuel Nov-19 Switzerland 74 Credit Suisse Sep-19 Denmark 75 Danske Bank Sep-19 Netherlands 76 de Volksbank Sep-19 Canada 77 Desjardins Group Sep-19 Germany 78 Deutsche Bank Sep-19 Development and Investment Bank of Turkey (Türkiye Turkey 79 Kalkınma ve Yatırım Bankası A.Ş.) Sep-19 Philippines 80 Development Bank of the Philippines Sep-19 South Korea 81 DGB Financial Group Sep-19 Norway 82 DNB ASA (Den Norske Bank) Sep-19 Germany 83 DZ Bank Mar-20 Togo 84 Ecobank Transnational Inc. Oct-19 UK 85 Ecology Building Society Sep-19 Norway 86 Eika Gruppen AS Sep-20 87 Greece EuroBank Ergasias Sep-19 88 Norway Fana Sparebank Sep-19 89 Turkey Garanti BBVA Sep-19 90 UK Gatehouse Bank Sep-19 91 UK GIB (Gulf International Bank) Feb-20 92 Panama Global Bank Sep-19 93 Switzerland Globalance Bank AG Sep-19 94 Germany GLS Bank Sep-19 95 Mongolia Golomt Bank Sep-19 96 Panama Grupo Financiero BG (Banco General) Sep-19 97 South Korea Hana Financial Group Sep-19 98 China Hua Xia Bank Sep-19 99 Spain Ibercaja Banco S.A Sep-19 100 China ICBC (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China) Oct-19 101 Bangladesh IDLC Finance Limited Sep-19 102 Netherlands ING Bank Sep-19 103 Canada Innovation Credit Union Sep-19 104 Italy Intesa Sanpaolo Sep-19 105 Iceland Íslandsbanki (Bank of Iceland) Sep-19 106 Brazil Itaú Unibanco Sep-19 107 Switzerland J. Safra Sarasin Sep-19 108 Nigeria Jaiz Bank Sep-19 109 Switzerland Julius Baer & Co. Ltd. Sep-19 110 Denmark Jyske Bank Sep-19 111 Liechtenstein Kaiser Partner Privatbank Dec-19 112 Thailand Kasikornbank Feb-20 113 South Korea KB Financial Group Sep-19 114 Belgium KBC Group Sep-19 115 Kenya KCB (Kenya Commercial Bank) Sep-19 116 KLP Banken (Kommunal Landspensjonskasse Gjensidig Norway Forsikringsselskap) Sep-19 117 France La Banque Postale Sep-19 118 Spain Laboral Kutxa (Caja Laboral Popular Coop. de Credit) Sep-19 119 Land Bank (Land and Agricultural Development Bank of South Africa South Africa) Sep-19 120 Iceland Landsbankinn (NBI hf.) Sep-19 121 Germany LBBW (Landesbank Baden-Württemberg) Sep-19 122 Estonia LHV Group Feb-20 123 UK Lloyds Banking Group Sep-19 124 Myanmar Maha Agriculture Microfinance Sep-19 125 Mauritius Mauritius Commercial Bank Sep-19 126 Japan Mizuho Financial Group Sep-19 127 Japan MUFG (Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group) Sep-19 128 Panama Multibank Inc. Nov-19 129 Australia NAB (National Australia Bank Ltd.) Sep-19 130 France Natixis Sep-19 131 UK NatWest Group Sep-19 132 Slovenia NLB Group Sep-20 133 Japan Nomura Holdings, Inc. May-20 134 Germany NORD/LB Norddeutsche Landesbank Apr-20 135 Finland Nordea Bank Sep-19 136 Finland Nordic Investment Bank Dec-19 137 Denmark Nykredit Sep-19 138 Finland OP Financial Group Sep-19 139 Switzerland Pictet Group Oct-19 140 Greece Piraeus Bank Sep-19 141 Nigeria Polaris Bank Sep-19 142 Germany ProCredit Group Jun-20 143 Netherlands Rabobank Nederland Sep-19 144 Luxembourg Raiffeisen Luxembourg Nov-19 145 Norway Sandnes Sparebank Oct-19 146 Spain Santander Sep-19 147 Sweden SBAB Bank May-20 148 Norway Sbanken Dec-19 149 Sweden SEB (Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken) Sep-19 150 Turkey Şekerbank Sep-19 151 Japan Shiga Bank Feb-20 152 South Korea Shinhan Financial Group Sep-19 153 France Société Générale Sep-19 154 Russia Sovcombank Sep-19 155 Norway SpareBank 1 BV Sep-19 156 Norway SpareBank 1 Hallingdal Valdres Jan-20 157 Norway SpareBank 1 Nord-Norge Oct-19 158 Denmark SpareBank 1 Nordvest Apr-20 159 Norway SpareBank 1 Østlandet Sep-19 160 Norway SpareBank 1 SMN Sep-19 161 Norway Sparebank 1 SR-Bank Sep-19 162 Norway Sparebanken Møre Oct-19 163 Norway Sparebanken Sør Oct-19 164 Norway Sparebanken Vest Sep-19 165 South Africa Standard Bank of South Africa Ltd. Sep-19 166 UK Standard Chartered Sep-19 167 Japan Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMBC) Sep-19 168 Japan Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings/Bank Sep-19 169 Australia Suncorp Group Sep-19 170 Sweden Svenska Handelsbanken Sep-19 171 Sweden Swedbank AB Sep-19 172 UK The Co-operative Bank Feb-20 173 TKSB (Industrial Development Bank of Turkey / Turkiye Turkey Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi) Sep-19 174 Netherlands Triodos Bank Sep-19 175 Italy UBI Banca May-20 176 Switzerland UBS Group Sep-19 177 Ukraine Ukrgasbank Oct-19 178 Italy UniCredit Oct-19 179 Canada Vancity (Vancouver City Savings Credit Union) Nov-19 180 UK Virgin Money Oct-19 181 Paraguay Visión Banco S.A.E.C.A Sep-19 182 Nigeria Wema Bank Plc. Sep-19 183 Australia Westpac Banking Corporation Sep-19 184 South Korea Woori Financial Group Jan-20 185 Turkey Yapı ve Kredi Bankası Sep-19 186 India Yes Bank Ltd. Sep-19 187 Nigeria Zenith Bank Sep-19 .
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