Banca Popolare di Sondrio | Sustainability Performance
Banca Popolare di Sondrio S.p.A. is a banking institution that offers traditional banking services and financial products to its customers.
1871
Italy
1,001 - 5,000 employees
Banking
$1B - 10B in revenue
$100M - 500M in profitability
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Sustainability Ranking & Industry Benchmark
#677
OverallⓈThis is a simple, transparent and data-based ranking measuring the overall sustainability performance of a company. It takes into account the following factors:- Carbon emissions intensity (normalized by industry)
- Share of renewable electricity consumption (normalized by industry)
- Sustainability maturity
- Intent to leverage sustainability solutions
- Sustainability accreditations and certifications
The ranking takes into account all companies in illuminem's database. It leverages publicly available data as well as responses from the brief illuminem survey (please fill it out here for your company).
#17
in ItalyⓈThis ranking uses the same criteria as the overall ranking but is limited to comparing the company with others in the same geography, based on its headquarters location, within Illuminem's database.(Source: illuminem)
#115
in FinanceⓈThis ranking uses the same criteria as the overall ranking but is limited to comparing the company with others in the same industry within Illuminem's database.(Source: illuminem)
Sustainability Maturity
ⓈMaturity measures how far along a company is on its sustainability journey.It takes into account various factors such as:
- Breadth and depth of sustainability strategy
- Investment in sustainability
- External stakeholder engagement on sustainability topics
- Disclosure, awareness and management of environmental performance
- Sustainability certifications, awards and memberships
The maturity rank is based on a company's overall maturity score compared to other companies in the same industry (over 50 companies) in Illuminem's database. Higher maturity result in a higher rank.
Companies at the early stage of their sustainability journey are usually just starting to recognize the importance of sustainability. Their goals are often compliance-driven, cost-saving, or reputation-based, rather than deeply integrated into their core business strategy. Example solutions include services to comply with regulations, compliance software, consulting services, energy management & efficiency to reduce cost, certifications etc.
Companies with high sustainability maturity have deeply integrated sustainability into their core strategy and view it as a competitive advantage. Sustainability is not just a compliance requirement but a business driver that aligns with long-term value creation. Example solutions include insetting & supply chain services, carbon neutrality solutions, circular economy models, innovations in sustainable products and services etc.
(Source: illuminem)
Sustainability Intent
ⓈIntent measures a company's likelihood to buy sustainability products and services in the near future.It takes into account various factors such as:
- Expressed intent by relevant company employees to buy sustainability solutions (reported directly to illuminem)
- Previous company activity in buying relevant solutions (reported to illuminem or aggregated from global registries)
- News or public reports by the company signaling interest to buy relevant solutions
- Intensity and progress against sustainability targets or pledges (reported publicly by the company)
- Level of pressure on sustainability performance from relevant stakeholders (as reported by the company or estimated based on industry/geography)
The intent rank is based on a company's overall intent score compared to other companies in the same industry (over 50 companies) in Illuminem's database. Higher intent results in a higher rank.
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Carbon emissions
Electricity consumption
Carbon certificate projects
Targets
SDG Impact
Sustainability targets and commitments
| Target | Year | Value | Scope | Baseline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interim emissions reductionⓈCompany sustainability report | 2030 | 63% | 1&2&3 | 2021 |
| Interim emissions reductionⓈCompany sustainability report | 2030 | 25% | 1&2&3 (customers with an NFS) | 2021 |
Progress against targets
ⓈCompany sustainability reportBanca Popolare di Sondrio has outlined specific targets for reducing CO2 emissions by 2030, including a 63% reduction in power sector intensity, a 25% absolute reduction in oil & gas emissions, a 45% reduction in transport intensity, a 35% reduction in rail transport intensity, and a 45% absolute reduction in agriculture emissions. These targets are part of the bank's adherence to the TCFD recommendations and its broader climate strategy, which includes publishing a report on climate strategy and risk management. The bank has also defined an action program to integrate climate and environmental risks into business planning, with specific objectives and metrics to measure progress.
Sustainability employees
7-10
ⓈThis value represents the estimated number of employees in a company with sustainability-related roles or job titles, as determined by Illuminem using publicly available data.Giulia Camilla De Martini
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