DSK Bank signs the UN Principles for Responsible Banking
- Joins over 350 global banks committed to responsible and sustainable banking
- Deepens its focus on long-term value for people and the planet
DSK Bank has officially signed the UN Principles for Responsible Banking, a global framework developed by the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) in partnership with banks worldwide. The Principles guide banks in aligning their strategies with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Agreement.
With this step, DSK Bank joins over 350 banks committed to integrating sustainability into the core of their operations. It reinforces the bank’s commitment to managing climate risks, supporting inclusive economic growth, and financing the green transition.
As signatories, banks commit to assessing the environmental and social impact of their activities, setting clear targets where they have the most significant influence, and regularly reporting publicly on their progress. The framework helps financial institutions understand the risks and seize the opportunities arising from the transition to more sustainable economies.
As part of this global community, DSK Bank aims to lead by example—showing how banking products, services, and partnerships can support just and gradual transition to a low carbon economy and long-term prosperity for people and the planet.
Mrs. Goritsa Marova, Head of Climate and Environmental Risk Directorate at DSK Bank, stated:
“By signing the UN Principles for Responsible Banking, we reaffirm our belief that banking must drive positive change. At DSK Bank, sustainability is a long-term value we integrate into every aspect of our work, every day. We're committed to delivering real, lasting impact through action and continuously elevating our contributions — for our clients, our communities, and our environment.”
More information about the UN Principles for Responsible Banking HERE.
