Unibank Receives B++ Sustainability Alignment Rating from Agents for Impact GmbH

YEREVAN, October 19. /ARKA/. Unibank has received a Sustainability Alignment Rating of B++ from Agents for Impact GmbH (Frankfurt, Germany). The assessment is based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria. With an SDG alignment score of 71%, Unibank achieved a “Strong” level of sustainability performance. The result reflects the Bank’s continued efforts across key sustainability dimensions and its dedicated commitment to advancing sustainable finance in Armenia.

Governance was Unibank’s highest-scoring dimension. The assessment recognized the Bank’s comprehensive policies and frameworks, including its Code of Conduct, whistleblowing procedures and fraud management. Unibank’s social performance reflects strong employee benefits, with women representing 70.4% of the workforce and 38% of management.

The environmental assessment acknowledged Unibank’s commitment to reducing energy consumption by 15% by 2030, integrating solar energy and offering green financing products, with further scope to strengthen climate risk integration and expand the share of green financing in its portfolio.

Unibank will continue to strengthen its ESG practices and develop financial solutions that support Armenia’s sustainable economic development.

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