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Fitch Ratings Assigns Piraeus Bank an ESG Entity Rating of 2

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Fitch Ratings has assigned Piraeus Bank an ESG Entity Rating of ‘2’, a score that indicates a “good” performance in environmental, social, and governance factors. This assessment reflects the bank’s integration of sustainable practices into its core business operations and its ongoing support for Greece’s transition to a greener economy.

The rating agency evaluated the bank’s internal policies, risk management frameworks, and its portfolio of sustainable financing products. According to the report, Piraeus Bank demonstrates a clear commitment to aligning its lending activities with environmental objectives, specifically through the funding of renewable energy projects and energy-efficient infrastructure. The ‘2’ rating serves as an independent benchmark of the institution’s current sustainability profile, highlighting the bank’s efforts to manage ESG-related risks while pursuing its strategic goals within the Greek financial sector.

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Date: July 1, 2026

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