CDP assesses Kasikornbank as being at the top in climate change adaptation, securing an A-List for the fourth consecutive year, becoming the first bank in Southeast Asia to receive this honor.

CDP, a global organization for environmental management data, assesses Kasikornbank as being at the top level in climate change adaptation – the first bank in Southeast Asia to receive an A-List for four consecutive years.

Mr. Jongrak Rattanapean, General Manager, Kasikornbank It was revealed that in 2025, Kasikornbank received a rating of the highest level, A List, from CDP, a global organization that assesses environmental disclosure, in managing and disclosing climate change. This makes it the first bank in Southeast Asia to achieve the A List leadership standard for the fourth consecutive year.

This year also marks the first time the bank has been ranked at the highest A List level for water management, as well as at the A- level for forest management. This reflects the bank's assessment to be at the Leadership Level, encompassing the dimensions of climate change, water, and forests.

The above assessment demonstrates the bank's commitment to being a sustainable bank and a leader in sustainable environmental management across all dimensions. The bank has been actively and continuously implementing environmental initiatives and disclosing information transparently.

This involves defining strategies to support environmental management, including processes for assessing and managing risks and opportunities related to climate change, water, and forests, as well as fostering engagement throughout the bank's value chain through proactive risk management and comprehensive ESG assessments.

Furthermore, the bank will drive sustainability loans and investments to achieve a target of 4-5 billion baht by 2573, supporting customers in their transition to low-carbon businesses through continuous financial solutions, knowledge, and innovative approaches. This aims to appropriately manage the impact on both the bank's operations and portfolio, with the ultimate goal of enabling the Thai business sector and financial system to achieve a stable and sustainable low-carbon economy in the long term.

Furthermore, in 2568, the bank has consistently received outstanding sustainability assessments from various international organizations, including being assessed as a member of FTSE4Good by FTSE Russell for the 10th consecutive year and receiving the highest rating of AAA from MSCI ESG Ratings for the first time (following the AA rating received from 2558-2567).