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Signatories to the Principles for Responsible Banking Signatories to the Principles for Responsible Banking Last updated: 08.02.2021 FIRST FIRST END OF 4 YEAR WITHDRAWAL REMOVAL FROM THE SIGNATORY DATE CONTACT REPORTING # COUNTRY REPORTING REPORTING IMPLEMENTATION FROM SIGNATORIES LIST BY BANKS SIGNED DETAILS LINK DUE SUBMITTED PERIOD INITIATIVE THE BANKING BOARD AAIB (Arab African 1 Egypt Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 International Bank) ABANCA 2 Corporación Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bancaria ABN AMRO Bank 3 Netherlands Sep-19 Mar-21 Report Sep-23 N.V. 4 Absa Bank Ltd. South Africa Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 5 Access Bank Plc Nigeria Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Ahli United Bank 6 Bahrain Jan-20 Jul-21 Jan-24 B.S.C AIB Group (Allied 7 Ireland Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Irish Banks) Al Baraka Banking 8 Bahrain Oct-19 Apr-21 Oct-23 Group B.S.C. Ålandsbanken 9 Plc. (Bank of Finland Nov-19 May-21 Nov-23 Åland) ALEXBANK (Bank 10 Egypt Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 of Alexandria) 11 Alpha Bank Greece Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Amalgamated 12 USA Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bank ANZ (Australia 13 and New Zealand Australia Sep-19 Mar-21 Nov-20 Report Sep-23 Banking Group) Arbejdernes 14 Denmark Dec-20 Jun-22 Dec-24 Landsbank 15 Arion Bank Iceland Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Aurskorg 16 Norway Feb-20 Aug-21 Feb-24 Sparebank Banca MPS 17 (Banca Monte dei Italy Sep-19 Mar-21 Oct-20 Report Sep-23 Paschi di Siena) 18 Banco Bolivariano Ecuador Dec-19 Jun-21 Dec-23 Banco Bradesco 19 Brazil Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 S.A. Banco da 20 Brazil Jan-20 Jul-21 Jan-24 Amazônia Banco de Galicia y 21 Argentina Sep-19 Mar-21 Dec-20 Report Sep-23 Buenos Aires SA Banco de la 22 Produccion S.A Ecuador Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Produbanco Banco de 23 Ecuador Nov-19 May-21 Nov-23 Machala S.A. 24 Banco del Bajio Mexico Aug-20 Feb-22 Aug-24 Banco Diners Club 25 Ecuador Nov-19 May-21 Nov-23 del Ecuador S.A. Banco Grupo 26 Promerica Nicaragua Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Nicaragua 27 Banco Guayaquil Ecuador Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Banco 28 Hipotecario de El El Salvador Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Salvador S.A. 29 Banco Pichincha Ecuador Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Banco Popular Dominican 30 Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Dominicano Republic Banco Promerica 31 Costa Rica Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Costa Rica 32 Banco Sabadell Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Feb-21 Report Sep-23 33 Banco Solidario Ecuador Nov-19 May-21 Nov-23 34 Bancolombia Colombia Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 35 Banesco S.A Panama Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bank of Ireland 36 Ireland Oct-19 Apr-21 Oct-23 Group 37 Bank of Jiujiang China Apr-20 Oct-21 Apr-24 Bank 38 Pembangunan Malaysia May-20 Nov-21 May-24 Malaysia Berhad 39 Bankia Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 40 Bankinter Spain May-20 Nov-21 May-24 Banorte (Banco 41 Mercantil del Mexico Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Norte, S.A.) 42 Banque Misr Egypt Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 43 Banque Socredo France Jan-20 Jul-21 Jan-24 44 Banregio Mexico Jul-20 Jan-22 Jul-24 Barclays Group 45 UK Sep-19 Mar-21 Dec-20 Report Sep-23 Plc BBVA (Banco 46 Bilbao Vizcaya Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Dec-20 Report Sep-23 Argentaria) 47 BBVA Argentina Argentina Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 BBVA Mexico or GFBB (Grupo 48 Mexico Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Financiero BBVA Bancomer) BCC (Grupo 49 Cooperativo Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Cajamar) BCEE (Banque et 50 Caisse d'Épargne Luxembourg Oct-19 Apr-21 Oct-23 de l'État) 51 Belfius Bank Belgium Jun-20 Dec-21 Jun-24 Beneficial State 52 USA Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bank BFA (Banco de 53 Fomento El Salvador Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Agropecuario) BGR (Banco 54 General Ecuador Nov-19 May-21 Nov-23 Rumiñahui S.A.) BMCE Bank (Banque 55 Marocaine du Morocco Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Commerce Extérieur) BMO (Bank of 56 Canada Jan-21 Jul-22 - Jan-25 Montreal) 57 BN Bank ASA Norway Jan-20 Jul-21 Jan-24 BNC (National 58 Canada Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bank of Canada) 59 BNP Paribas France Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 60 BPCE Group France Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 61 BTG Pactual Brazil Jul-20 Jan-22 Jul-24 62 CaixaBank Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Dec-20 Report Sep-23 Caja de 63 Spain Mar-20 Sep-21 Mar-24 Ingenieros Group Center-Invest 64 Russia Oct-19 Apr-21 Oct-23 Bank CGD (Caixa Geral 65 Portugal Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 de Depositos) CIB (Commercial 66 International Egypt Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bank) CIB (Industrial 67 China Sep-19 Mar-21 Nov-20 Report Sep-23 Bank China) CIMB Bank 68 Malaysia Sep-19 Mar-21 Mar-20 Report Sep-23 Berhad 69 Citibanamex Mexico Sep-19 Mar-21 Dec-20 Report Sep-23 70 Citigroup Inc. USA Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 71 Commerzbank Germany Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Commonwealth 72 Australia Oct-19 Apr-21 Oct-23 Bank of Australia Compartamos 73 Mexico Dec-20 Jun-22 Dec-24 Bank 74 Coopeservidores Costa Rica Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 75 Crédit Agricole France Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 76 Credit Mutuel France Nov-19 May-21 Nov-23 responsibilit y.corporate 77 Credit Suisse Switzerland Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 @credit - suisse.com societalimpa 78 Danske Bank Denmark Sep-19 Mar-21 ct@danskeb Feb-21 Report Sep-23 ank.com 79 de Volksbank Netherlands Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 80 Desjardins Group Canada Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 81 Deutsche Bank Germany Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Development and Investment Bank of Turkey 82 Turkey Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 (Türkiye Kalkınma ve Yatırım Bankası A.Ş.) Development 83 Bank of the Philippines Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Philippines DGB Financial 84 South Korea Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Group DNB ASA (Den 85 Norway Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Norske Bank) 86 DZ Bank Germany Mar-20 Sep-21 Mar-24 Ecobank 87 Togo Oct-19 Apr-21 Oct-23 Transnational Inc. Ecology Building 88 UK Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Society 89 Eika Gruppen AS Norway Jun-20 Dec-21 Jun-24 Eurobank 90 Bulgaria May-20 Nov-21 May-24 Bulgaria AD EuroBank 91 Greece Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Ergasias 92 Fana Sparebank Norway Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 93 FinecoBank S.p.A. Italy Dec-20 Jun-22 Dec-24 FMO (Netherlands 94 Development Netherlands Dec-20 Jun-22 Dec-24 Finance Company) Oct-20:Removed from the list of signatories First City due to non-compliance Nigeria Sep-19 Mar-21 Monument Bank with UNEP FI membership requirements First Rand Group 95 South Africa Oct-20 Apr-22 Oct-24 Ltd. 96 Garanti BBVA Turkey Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 97 Gatehouse Bank UK Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 GIB (Gulf venetia.B 98 International UK Feb-20 Aug-21 ell@gibuk Feb-24 Bank) .com 99 Global Bank Panama Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Globalance Bank 100 Switzerland Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 AG 101 GLS Bank Germany Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 102 Golomt Bank Mongolia Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Government 103 Thailand Dec-20 Jun-22 Dec-24 Savings Bank Grupo Financiero 104 BG (Banco Panama Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 General) Hana Financial 105 South Korea Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Group HCOB (Hamburg 106 Commercial Bank Germany Sep-20 Mar-22 Sep-24 AG) 107 Hua Xia Bank China Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Ibercaja Banco 108 Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 S.A ICBC (Industrial 109 and Commercial China Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bank of China) IDLC Finance 110 Bangladesh Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Limited 111 ING Bank Netherlands Sep-19 Mar-21 Mar-20 Report Sep-23 Innovation Credit 112 Canada Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Union 113 Intesa Sanpaolo Italy Sep-19 Mar-21 Nov-20 Report Sep-23 114 Investec Group South Africa Aug-20 Feb-22 Aug-24 115 Isbank Turkey Sep-20 Mar-22 Sep-24 Íslandsbanki 116 Iceland Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 (Bank of Iceland) 117 Itaú Unibanco Brazil Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 118 J. Safra Sarasin Switzerland Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 119 Jaiz Bank Nigeria Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Julius Baer & Co. 120 Switzerland Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Ltd. 121 Jyske Bank Denmark Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Kaiser Partner 122 Liechtenstein Dec-19 Jun-21 Dec-23 Privatbank 123 Kasikornbank Thailand Feb-20 Aug-21 Feb-24 KB Financial 124 South Korea Sep-19 Mar-21 Jul-20 Report Sep-23 Group 125 KBC Group Belgium Sep-19 Mar-21 Apr-20 Report Sep-23 KCB (Kenya 126 Commercial Kenya Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Bank) Oct-20:Removed from the list of signatories due to non-compliance Keystone Bank Nigeria Sep-19 Mar-21 with UNEP FI membership requirements KLP Banken (Kommunal Landspensjonskas 127 Norway Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 se Gjensidig Forsikringsselskap ) Kyushu Financial 128 Japan Sep-20 Mar-22 Sep-24 Group La Banque 129 France Sep-19 Mar-21 Sep-23 Postale Laboral Kutxa (Caja Laboral 130 Spain Sep-19 Mar-21 Nov-20 Report Sep-23 Popular Coop.
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