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Sustainable finance house of the year: Bank of America

Energy Risk Awards 2026: Despite political headwinds, the US banking giant is on track to achieve its sustainable finance goal

Karen Fang, Bank of America
Karen Fang, Bank of America

For some leading banks and investment managers, particularly in the US, the past 18 months have been characterised by retreat from climate targets and sustainable finance commitments. Not so for Bank of America. The winner, for the second year running, of Energy Risk’s Sustainable finance house of the year award is firmly ahead of its 10-year goal to mobilise and deploy $1.5 trillion in

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