Corporate Responsibility
Priority Issues &
Stakeholder Engagement

Defining our Corporate Responsibility Priority Issues

Managing our corporate responsibility priority issues is key to identifying and mitigating risks and leveraging our opportunities, both today and in the future.

Our success is determined in part by our ability to effectively identify and manage risks while also leveraging opportunities. Performing a corporate responsibility priority issues every few years is a key part of our stakeholder engagement strategy, which uses the feedback of our various stakeholder groups to inform our opportunities. Through a comprehensive process that considered impact on PNC’s business operations, as well as on society and the environment. We identified nine corporate responsibility priority issues:

  • Business ethics and compliance 
  • Community development
  • Customer privacy 
  • Diversity and inclusion 
  • Financial access and inclusion 
  • Information security 
  • Responsible artificial intelligence (AI) 
  • Sustainable solutions for clients
  • Talent recruitment, management and development

The resulting set of priority issues informs PNC’s external corporate responsibility commitments, our related disclosure strategy and overall responsible business strategies.

 

Doing Right is a Brilliant Way To Do Business

PNC’s success is dependent upon our ability to create long-term value for our stakeholders. Our steadfast focus on smart risk management and relationship-based customer service builds the foundation to engage deeply and meaningfully across our stakeholder groups.


2023 PNC Corporate Responsibility Report

2024 Corporate Responsibility Report

Learn about PNC’s steadfast commitment to being a responsible company and good neighbor.

2024 Corporate Responsibility Report

Listening to our Stakeholders

Fostering connections, trust, and confidence

At PNC, we know our success largely depends on maintaining strong relationships with our stakeholders. We regularly meet with individuals, community organizations, industry groups, trade associations, investors, customers, suppliers and employees to discuss issues of mutual interest and importance.

We strategically affiliate with groups and coalitions that share a similar vision and values, and who help us to manage existing and emerging risks and opportunities.