Prime Bank wins Euromoney ESG award

Prime Bank PLC has been honoured as the “Best Bank for ESG in Bangladesh” at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026, marking the fourth consecutive year it has received the recognition.

The award reaffirms Prime Bank’s leadership in responsible banking and reflects its commitment to integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles into its strategy, operations, risk management practices and financing decisions.

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The Best Bank for ESG distinction recognises institutions demonstrating leadership in sustainable finance, responsible governance, social impact and the integration of ESG considerations into their business models, according to a press release.

Commenting on the achievement, Faisal Rahman, chief executive officer of Prime Bank PLC, said the recognition reflected the bank’s consistent commitment to sustainable finance, strong governance and responsible banking.

“ESG is integral to how we conduct business, manage risk and create enduring value for our stakeholders,” he said, adding that the achievement belonged to the bank’s employees, customers, partners and stakeholders.

He said Prime Bank would continue financing responsible growth and contribute to building a greener, more inclusive and resilient Bangladesh.

The recognition reflects the bank’s progress in strengthening ESG governance, expanding green and sustainable financing, and supporting Bangladesh’s transition to a more climate-resilient economy.

Prime Bank continues to promote transparent policies, robust accountability frameworks and responsible risk management practices aligned with international standards and national sustainability priorities.

Through its sustainable finance initiatives, the bank supports renewable energy, energy efficiency, environmentally responsible manufacturing and other green projects.

It also promotes financial inclusion by expanding access to finance for small and medium enterprises, women entrepreneurs, agricultural communities and other underserved customer segments.