ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 5. S&P Global
Market Intelligence has upgraded the assessment of First Heartland
Jusan Bank JSC (Kazakhstan) in the field of sustainable
development, Trend
reports.
According to the information, this assessment indicates
significant progress in the fields of sustainable development and
responsible business conduct.
Corporate Sustainability Assessment 2023 became the second
assessment received by Jusan Bank.
S&P Global Market Intelligence gave Jusan Bank a score of
34/100 (as of May 17, 2024), 11 points higher than the previous
period’s score. The bank scored 41 on the Governance & Economic
Dimension, 15 on the Environmental Dimension, and 33 on the Social
Dimension.
Jusan Bank improved its score in each of the S&P CSA
dimensions compared to the previous year.
To note, the bank assessed direct and indirect greenhouse gas
emissions from on-farm operations in 2022. Last year, the bank
published its 2022 Sustainability Report for the second time, which
was recognized as the best among financial sector companies at the
KASE competition and by PwC Kazakhstan’s annual assessment.
Jusan Bank has been a member of the UN Global Compact since
2023, the world’s largest sustainability initiative, operating
since 2000 and involving more than 21,000 companies and
organizations worldwide.
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