UniCredit
Pan-European commercial bank providing financial services to individuals and businesses.
85
/100
85
/100
Transparency Analysis
UniCredit demonstrates a structured and transparent ESG approach, with ambitious Net Zero targets (2030 for its own emissions, 2050 for financed emissions) and detailed sectoral commitments (oil & gas, steel, real estate, etc.). The publication of an inaugural Transition Plan in 2024 and the adoption of a double materiality analysis (DMA) in 2024 further enhance credibility. However, the absence of precise quantitative data on financed emission reductions (beyond renewable electricity) and the lack of details on exit mechanisms for carbon-intensive sectors (e.g., coal) leave gaps. The social commitment (€35bn invested in Italy via UniCredit per l’Italia, programs for NEETs) is a concrete strength.
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