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Download 2021 ReportWe are committed to our employees, customers, communities and environment because it’s right for our company, our people and our world. And our commitment to that belief has never been stronger.
While 2020 was one of the most difficult years that I can remember, 2021 was perhaps the most extraordinary. Amid this change and against the backdrop of global economic, social and environmental issues, we continued to show up as a National Main Street Bank, upholding our commitments and looking out for the best interests of our key stakeholders.
- William S. Demchak, PNC Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
As a business, we respond to change by evolving and adapting while building flexible plans for the future, and we do so with a renewed sense of optimism. That’s because throughout the uncertainty of the past few years, one constant has been the strength, resilience and spirit of PNC.
- Richard K. Bynum, Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer
As a Main Street Bank, we are committed to delivering on each of our strategic priorities while looking out for the best interests of all our stakeholders, including our customers, communities, employees and shareholders. We believe that our success will be proportional to the prosperity we help to create for each of these stakeholders.
In 2021, we conducted our third materiality analysis to ensure that our priority issues reflect rapidly evolving environmental, social and governance considerations and stakeholder interests. Through this process, we identified several issues of greatest interest to our stakeholders. These issues include information security; diversity; and inclusion; talent management and engagement; ESG risk management; customer privacy; ethics and compliance; and financial access and inclusion.
Learn more about the progress we're making through our ESG Scorecard.
We formalized our Climate Action Strategy, a pathway to finance the transition to the low-carbon economy.
We’re already making progress in four areas: engaging our employees; collaborating for long-term solutions; understanding and supporting our customers’ transition plans; and executing on ambitious operational sustainability goals. We’re beginning work on the fifth: aligning our portfolio with the emissions reduction goals of the Paris Agreement.
Engage our employees, PNC’s Climate Transition Advocates initiative will enable employees to have climate transition-related conversations with clients
Collaborate for long-term solutions, PNC is an engaged and active participant in relevant working groups, coalitions and partnerships focused on climate transition
Understand and support our customers’ transition plans, PNC is committed to providing the financing and advice our clients need to create and execute on their own climate transition plans
Execute on ambitious operational sustainability goals, PNC is committed to continually setting and achieving ambitious carbon emissions, energy use, water use and renewable electricity goals
Align our portfolio with the emissions reduction goals of the Paris Agreement, PNC is committed to finding ways to align our portfolio with the goals of the Paris Agreement over time, relying on the four previous pillars to inform our approach
Learn more about how we are delivering on our commitments to our stakeholders and building a more sustainable future.
We believe that our company should serve a greater purpose. That’s why we’re committed to the success of our employees, customers and the communities we serve. Read below to find the latest news on how we serve our stakeholders.
Communities
Initiative pairs women business owners with Coralus community and PNC’s specialized financial resources.
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Communities
PNC finds shared commitment to women’s financial equality in sponsorship of Los Angeles professional women’s soccer team Angel City Football Club.
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Customers
Despite inflation and fears of economic slowdown, business owners confident about future, according to latest PNC survey.
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