Green League Table: US Banks (2024)

Updated November 1, 2024 by Zak Gottlieb

Our latest league table offers an independent assessment of how well 90 of the largest US banks by total assets align with the transition to a sustainable future. Based on public disclosures and independent research, we’ve evaluated each bank according to several climate-related metrics, with their funding of the energy sector being a key factor. While this ranking reflects our informed opinion, it is grounded in transparent, objective data and thorough analysis based on our methodology. Our aim is to help consumers and other stakeholders make more informed decisions by highlighting banks that are leading the way — and those that are falling behind — in supporting climate-friendly financial practices.

Institution NameRating

Huntington

Great

Bank United

Good

Comerica Bank

Good

Fifth Third

Good

Webster Bank

Good

Bank of Hawaii

Okay

Customers Bank

Okay

Discover Bank

Okay

Fulton Bank

Okay

Sofi Bank

Okay

Valley National Bank

Okay

Ally Financial

Bad

American Express National Bank

Bad

Ameris Bank

Bad

Arvest Bank

Bad

Atlantic Union

Bad

Banc of California

Bad

Bank of Hope

Bad

Bank Ozk

Bad

BNY Mellon NA

Bad

Bremer Bank

Bad

Cadence Bank

Bad

Cathay Bank

Bad

Centennial Bank

Bad

Central Trust Bank

Bad

City National Bank of Florida (fully owned by BCI Chile)

Bad

Eastern Bank

Bad

EverBank

Bad

First Bank

Bad

First Hawaiian Bank

Bad

First Horizon Bank

Bad

First Interstate Bank

Bad

First Merchants Bank

Bad

First National Bank

Bad

First National Bank of Omaha

Bad

First United B&T

Bad

Flagstar Bank

Bad

Glacier Bank

Bad

Hancock Whitney Bank

Bad

HTLF Bank

Bad

Key Bank

Bad

Manufacturers & Traders

Bad

Mechanics Bank

Bad

Merchant Bank of Indiana

Bad

Northern Trust

Bad

Old National

Bad

Pacific Premier Bank

Bad

Pinnacle Bank

Bad

Raymond James Bank

Bad

Regions Bank

Bad

Renasant Bank

Bad

Rockland Trust

Bad

Simmons Bank

Bad

Southstate Bank

Bad

SyNovus Bank

Bad

Towne Bank

Bad

Tristate Capital Bank

Bad

Trustmark Bank

Bad

Umpqua

Bad

United Community Bank

Bad

Washington Federal Bank

Bad

Western Alliance

Bad

Associated Bank

Worst

Bank of America

Worst

BOK Financial

Worst

Capital One

Worst

Chase Bank

Worst

Citibank

Worst

Citizens Financial

Worst

City National Bank

Worst

Commerce Bank

Worst

East West Bank

Worst

First Citizens Bank

Worst

First Financial Bank

Worst

Frost Bank

Worst

Goldman Sachs

Worst

Independent Financial

Worst

Morgan Stanley

Worst

PNC

Worst

Prosperity Bank

Worst

State Street

Worst

Stifel B&T

Worst

Texas Capital Bank

Worst

Truist

Worst

UMB Bank

Worst

United Bank

Worst

US Bancorp

Worst

Wells Fargo

Worst

WesBanco Bank

Worst

Zions

Worst

In addition to the largest US banks, we rated 29 other institutions, some of which were included at the request of our website visitors, while others were curated by us as exemplary institutions aligned with our climate values. This latter group consists of smaller banks and credit unions that, while not among the largest by assets, collectively play a significant role in supporting sustainable banking practices across the United States. We plan to expand this list over time, incorporating both customer requests and institutions that meet our high standards for climate impact.

Institution NameRating

Amalgamated

Great

Beneficial State Bank 

Great

City First

Great

Climate First Bank

Great

Forbright

Great

Greenpenny

Great

Spring Bank

Great

Self-Help Credit Union

Great

Aspiration/Coastal Community Bank

Good

Atmos/Fifth Third

Good

Clean Energy CU

Good

Locus

Good

Walden Mutual

Good

Bread Financial

Okay

Champlain National

Okay

Enterprise Bancorp

Okay

First Farmers Trust and Bank

Okay

Industrial Bank

Okay

Iowa State Bank

Okay

Los Angeles Federal CU

Okay

Lincoln Savings Bank

Okay

Martha’s Vineyard Bank

Okay

Needham Bank

Okay

SRI Federal Credit Union

Okay

Varo

Okay

First Commonwealth Bank

Bad

Northwest Bank

Bad

Stride / Chime

Bad

Thread Bank

Bad

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