Environmental Bankers Association (EBA)
Environmental Bankers Association (EBA) is a non-profit trade association that represents the financial services industry, including bank and non-bank financial institutions, insurers, asset management firms and those who provide services to them. The EBA meets formally twice a year. The meetings provide not only a forum to promote the exchange of environmental risk management and sustainable development lending information and technical expertise, but also provides the opportunity for our members to network.
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- Business Type:
- Nonprofit organization (NPO)
- Industry Type:
- Banking & Finance / Insurance / Legal - Environmental Finance
- Market Focus:
- Nationally (across the country)
- Year Founded:
- 1994
About Us
Membership in the EBA is not limited to financial institutions. In addition to the financial sector our membership currently includes:
- property & casualty insurers and brokers,
- environmental consultants, appraisers and environmental information management firms
- environmental, real estate and trust attorneys .
YOUR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
We live in an era where the environment is recognized as an important part of virtually everything we do. Nowhere is the direct impact felt more than in the business community. Whether it is mining, manufacturing, transportation or energy, the business community can be targeted as the primary cause of pollution and other negative impacts on our air, water, open space, and natural resources. There is a strong connection between finance and the environment.
Mission & Purpose
Our Mission
To protect and preserve bank net income and assets from environmental exposure and liability resulting from lending and trust activities through the deployment of environmental risk management.
Our Vision
Enhance visibility and awareness of environmental risk management's global role in promoting environmentally sound lending and fiduciary activities, sustainable development, and new concepts of social responsibility for the financial services industry.