Equator Banks

As of November 2019, 100 financial institutions from 37 countries have adopted the Equator Principles (‘Equator Principles Financial Institutions’, EPFIs, or Equator Banks). Most of these are commercial banks, but the list also includes Export Credit Agencies, national development banks, and an insurance company.

Below you find the list of Equator Banks, with links to their own websites, their Equator Principles reporting webpage, and to BankTrack’s profile of a number of these banks. On these BankTrack profiles you will find a list of disaster projects ('Dodgy Deals') financed by each bank.

ABN AMRONetherlands
Absa GroupSouth Africa
Access BankNigeria
Ahli United BankBahrain
Allied Irish Banks (AIB)Ireland
Arab African International BankEgypt
ASN BankNetherlands
Banco BradescoBrazil
Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP)Peru
Banco de la República Oriental del UruguayUruguay
Banco do BrasilBrazil
Banco GaliciaArgentina
Banco Mercantil del Norte (Banorte)Mexico
Banco SabadellSpain
Banco SantanderSpain
Banco VotorantimBrazil
BancolombiaColombia
Bank of Africa - BMCE GroupMorocco
Bank of ChongqingChina
Bank of GuizhouChina
Bank of HuzhouChina
Bank of JiangsuChina
Bank of Montreal (BMO)Canada
Bank SinoPacTaiwan, Republic of China
BNP ParibasFrance
BTG PactualBrazil
Caixa Econômica FederalBrazil
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)Canada
Cathay United BankTaiwan, Republic of China
Chongqing Rural Commercial BankChina
Commercial International Bank (CIB)Egypt
Commonwealth BankAustralia
Crédit AgricoleFrance
Credit SuisseSwitzerland
CTBC BankTaiwan, Republic of China
De VolksbankNetherlands
Denmarks Export Credit AgencyDenmark
Deutsche BankGermany
E.SUN BankTaiwan, Republic of China
Export Development CanadaCanada
Export Finance AustraliaAustralia
Export Finance NorwayNorway
Export-Import Bank of ChinaChina
Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM)United States
Fidelity BankNigeria
First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)United Arab Emirates
First Commercial BankTaiwan, Republic of China
FirstRandSouth Africa
Fubon Financial HoldingTaiwan, Republic of China
Green Investment GroupUnited Kingdom
Hana Financial GroupSouth Korea
HSBCUnited Kingdom
Hua Xia BankChina
Industrial BankChina
Instituto de Crédito Oficial (ICO)Spain
Intesa SanpaoloItaly
Itaú-UnibancoBrazil
KB Financial GroupSouth Korea
KfW IPEX-BankGermany
Korea Development Bank (KDB)South Korea
La Banque PostaleFrance
Lloyds Banking GroupUnited Kingdom
Mauritius Commercial BankMauritius
Mega BankTaiwan, Republic of China
Mianyang City Commercial BankChina
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG)Japan
Mizuho Financial GroupJapan
National Australia Bank (NAB)Australia
NatWest GroupUnited Kingdom
NedbankSouth Africa
NongHyup BankSouth Korea
Norinchukin BankJapan
O-BankTaiwan, Republic of China
OCBC BankSingapore
OP Financial GroupFinland
RabobankNetherlands
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)Canada
SBI Shinsei BankJapan
ScotiabankCanada
Shinhan Financial GroupSouth Korea
Shinkin Central BankJapan
Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB)Sweden
Société GénéraleFrance
Standard BankSouth Africa
Standard CharteredUnited Kingdom
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust HoldingsJapan
Svenska HandelsbankenSweden
Swedish Export Credit Corporation (SEK)Sweden
Taishin International BankTaiwan, Republic of China
Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD Bank)Canada
UK Export FinanceUnited Kingdom
United Overseas Bank (UOB)Singapore
WestpacAustralia
Woori BankSouth Korea
Yuanta Commercial BankTaiwan, Republic of China

Equator banks, act with courage, and step up your ambitions for EP4: stop financing climate change, respect indigenous people's rights, everywhere!

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