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 Name | Rating | ||
|---|---|---|---|
![]() 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 Name | Rating | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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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