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ABN AMRO Clearing Bank N.V. (PIEFR)

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ESG Profile

ABN AMRO Clearing (AAC) integrates sustainability into its operations, focusing on Climate, Nature, and Social impact. It aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2030 through energy efficiency, renewable energy, and offsetting residual emissions via a Climate Impact and Restoration Programme. AAC addresses social inequalities through initiatives like Frontclear, which supports stable money markets in developing nations. AAC has established a robust governance to ensure sustainability in decision-making and engages with clients on their sustainability efforts, incorporating these principles into due diligence, onboarding, and client reviews. Its purpose is to enable transparent markets, energy transition, and economic growth.


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CDP

Score: B (Management)
Rating Scale: to
Rating date: 5 Feb 2024

ISS ESG

Score: C+ (Prime)
Rating Scale: to
Rating date: 21 Dec 2022

Moody's

Score: 65
Rating Scale: to
Rating date: 30 Sep 2023

MSCI

Score: A (Average)
Rating Scale: to
Rating date: 29 Oct 2024

S&P

Score: 68 (within 20% of industry leader)
Rating Scale: to
Rating date: 8 Dec 2023

Sustainalytics

Score: 19.8 (low risk)
Rating Scale: to
Rating date: 6 Jul 2024


AAC focusses on opportunities within the industry to accelerate the climate transition, for example by promoting ethical trading, sustainable products, and access to transparent data. To accelerate the energy transition, AAC participates in product and market development. AAC is the Power Clearing Bank on more than 25 major Energy & Commodity exchanges around the globe, covering all time zones.