Pressrelease: ABN AMRO climbs steeply up the Dow Jones Sustainability Index
September 27 2016 - 2:00AM
ABN AMRO climbs steeply up the
Dow Jones Sustainability Index
This year, ABN AMRO made a steep climb up the
globally renowned Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DSJI) ranking.
ABN AMRO scored 87 out of 100 points, nine points higher than
in 2015. This puts the bank in the top 15% in the banking
industry.
Caroline Princen, member of ABN AMRO's Managing
Board: 'We now rank among the top 15% of all banks assessed, a
target we had set ourselves for 2017. We are proud of this result.
We will continue to make improvements in our environmental, social
and economic performance in the years ahead.'
The research is carried out by RobecoSAM, which
analyses the economic, social and environmental performance of over
3,000 listed companies each year. The average score achieved by
banks this year was 61 points; the highest score in the banking
industry is 95. ABN AMRO scored well above the industry
average in the category human rights and labour practice. Other
areas in which the bank's sustainability efforts were rewarded are
materiality and information security.
ABN AMRO seeks to be a better bank contributing to
a better world and wants to be positively recognised for its
position on sustainability and transparency. In 2015, ABN AMRO
started translating its sustainability strategy into measurable
targets, using the Dow Jones Sustainability Index as a benchmark
for its sustainability performance.
ABN AMRO climbs steeply up the Dow
Jones Sustainability Index
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Source: ABN AMRO via Globenewswire
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