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ARTICLE · 18 FEBRUARY 2025

Increasing Divergence Between US And EU Banks In Approach To Climate Change

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
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Over the past several weeks, each of the major US banks have announced their withdrawal from the Net Zero Banking Alliance (presumably in response to the policy priorities of the second Trump Administration).

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Over the past several weeks, each of the major US banks have announced their withdrawal from the Net Zero Banking Alliance (presumably in response to the policy priorities of the second Trump Administration). Although participation in this group may have been more a matter of "virtue-signaling" rather than expressing and adopting a meaningful commitment, the departure of the US banks was nonetheless noteworthy as demonstrating the changing political climate in the United States. During this same time period, in contrast, many of the European Union's largest banks have re-affirmed their commitment to the Net Zero Banking Alliance, declaring it a core component of their environmental and sustainability strategies.

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