Bank of China Ltd 2021 SR
The report highlights Bank of China's commitment to sustainable development through its 'One Mainstay, Two Engines' strategy, focusing on green finance, inclusive finance, and digital transformation. In 2021, the bank's domestic green credit balance exceeded RMB 1.4 trillion, and it issued the world's first biodiversity-themed green bonds. The bank also supported the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics as an official partner and achieved significant growth in inclusive finance loans to micro and small enterprises. Furthermore, it committed to ending financing for new overseas coal projects and initiated its journey toward operational carbon neutrality.
Company: Bank of China Ltd
Sector: Finance & insurance
Country: China
Year: 2021
Type: SR
Pages: 68
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Bank of China Ltd
Corporate Social Responsibility Report
The report highlights Bank of China's commitment to sustainable development through its 'One Mainstay, Two Engines' strategy, focusing on green finance, inclusive finance, and digital transformation. In 2021, the bank's domestic green credit balance exceeded RMB 1.4 trillion, and it issued the world's first biodiversity-themed green bonds. The bank also supported the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics as an official partner and achieved significant growth in inclusive finance loans to micro and small enterprises. Furthermore, it committed to ending financing for new overseas coal projects and initiated its journey toward operational carbon neutrality.
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Document Details
Report Year
2021
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2021 - Dec 31, 2021
Fiscal Year
2021
Published
Mar 29, 2022
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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