Sustainability at Commonwealth Bank

See climate report for full details: - $54b injected into sustainability projects - $6b renewable energy exposure. - 67% toward financed emissions target - Aim to have $70b injected into sustainability funding by 2023. - Net zero by 2050.

- Extremely committed given by it's priority on ESG initiatives to support our 2030 & 2050 Net Zero Banking Alliance goals.

Not 100% certain on initiatives and how we are progressing towards them.

There is a large focus on ESG and ESG risks within the company, extending to the customers we bank.

There is a focus on providing more loans for sustainable purposes/ companies but we still lead to companies related to fossil fuels.

We have sustainability products that we offer to our customers but I think we need to make more of an intention of carrying out sustainable practices as employees within the bank.

Sustainability is a little less talked about than other social issues but I still see the efforts that they make quite frequently

The business bank is doing the most, at the moment, we are trying to reduce our scope 3 emissions. to do this, we are trying to incentivise bankers by including it into their KPI pack. We also have sustainable linked loans etc it is something that is constantly in the scope of our attention.

CBA really has a patient 0 position in this area as we can simply not provide the funding required to move forward with plans that will negatively impact on sustainability. I would like to see slightly more her in relation to the actual products that we have but I'm glad to see the progress we are making.

Not too sure what we are doing

Same as above. Good initiatives up and coming

Lots of ESG opportunites is exciting to see

They do lots in this area.

Not much as far as I can tell. Not many vegan options in the office kitchens and cafes.

I know we're stopping financing for non-renewable energy source/companies. Our inhouse cafes all have compostable packaging and there's a lot of recycling bins around.

Partnerships with Tesla and UPower to make financing solar and EV purchases cheaper.

Moving into a fully green office in Melbourne.

Reduction in operational emissions in offices, decreasing lending in non-renewable energy projects & growing lending portfolio for renewable energy.

Not too sure how genuine this is but they have targets in place and low scope 1 and 2 emissions, with measures in place to monitor and reduce scope 3. E&S framework sets out rules.

They have a whole initiative.