Sustainable financing is a strategic priority for ArmSwissBank. The Bank is committed to supporting sustainable and environmentally responsible investments and to engaging with international initiatives that promote transparency, consistency, and internationally recognized reporting practices for its stakeholders. Climate action has become an integral part of today’s economic and financial landscape, requiring a systematic, responsible, and long-term approach from financial institutions.

ArmSwissBank CJSC continues to advance its approach to climate-related accountability by publishing its second Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Report for 2024, remaining the only bank in Armenia to disclose GHG emissions in line with the internationally recognized Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) methodology. This reflects the Bank’s consistent and structured approach to measuring and disclosing climate-related impacts associated with its activities.

The Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) provides a globally recognized framework enabling financial institutions to measure, manage, and disclose GHG emissions linked to their lending and investment portfolios. The methodology supports financial institutions in assessing climate-related impacts and aligning their operations with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.

As part of the GHG emissions calculation process, ArmSwissBank continued its cooperation with Greenly, a leading international carbon accounting software platform. Greenly’s solution supports the Bank in accurately assessing the environmental impact of its operations and financial activities, strengthening the robustness and consistency of its emissions reporting.

ArmSwissBank CJSC’s 2024 GHG Emissions Report, prepared in cooperation with Greenly and in accordance with the PCAF methodology, forms an integral part of the Bank’s green and sustainable development vision. Through this initiative, ArmSwissBank reaffirms its long-term commitment to addressing climate change and contributing to the advancement of sustainable finance in Armenia.