Top Bankers of Climate Chaos: Take Real Climate Action Now

This November, world leaders will meet at the UN climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland to make commitments to accelerate climate action, six years after the Paris Agreement. Glasgow is a deadline for major corporations to align with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

In our latest report we've ranked the top bankers of climate chaos: JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Bank of America are the top four, Morgan Stanley is #12, and Goldman Sachs is #15.

Tell the CEOs of these banks that they must stop financing expansion of fossil fuels NOW.

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Jamie

Dimon

JPMorgan Chase

My message to Jamie  Dimon

This November, the COP26 UN climate conference in Glasgow will see governments up their ambition on climate action, and major corporations in their respective countries must do the same. As one of the world's top bankers of climate chaos, you have an outsize responsibility to take immediate action to align with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

The IEA’s first 1.5°C scenario reinforces what the climate movement has been calling on your bank to do for years - stop financing projects or companies that expand fossil fuels. Stop funding opening up new oil and gas fields, new pipelines or LNG terminals that expand extraction upstream, new coal mines or plants. I also call on your bank to phase out fossil financing, starting immediately, and to stop funding destruction of forests for pulp and paper, palm oil, soy or beef.

The climate does not give us a grace period while corporations get their ducks in a row. We need real action in 2021.

Kind regards,
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CEO

Brian T.

Moynihan

Bank of America

My message to Brian T. Moynihan

This November, the COP26 UN climate conference in Glasgow will see governments up their ambition on climate action, and major corporations in their respective countries must do the same. As one of the world's top bankers of climate chaos, you have an outsize responsibility to take immediate action to align with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

The IEA’s first 1.5°C scenario reinforces what the climate movement has been calling on your bank to do for years - stop financing projects or companies that expand fossil fuels. Stop funding opening up new oil and gas fields, new pipelines or LNG terminals that expand extraction upstream, new coal mines or plants. I also call on your bank to phase out fossil financing, starting immediately, and to stop funding destruction of forests for pulp and paper, palm oil, soy or beef.

The climate does not give us a grace period while corporations get their ducks in a row. We need real action in 2021.

Kind regards,
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Kevin

Cronin

MUFG Americas

My message to Kevin Cronin

This November, the COP26 UN climate conference in Glasgow will see governments up their ambition on climate action, and major corporations in their respective countries must do the same. As one of the world's top bankers of climate chaos, you have an outsize responsibility to take immediate action to align with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

The IEA’s first 1.5°C scenario reinforces what the climate movement has been calling on your bank to do for years - stop financing projects or companies that expand fossil fuels. Stop funding opening up new oil and gas fields, new pipelines or LNG terminals that expand extraction upstream, new coal mines or plants. I also call on your bank to phase out fossil financing, starting immediately, and to stop funding destruction of forests for pulp and paper, palm oil, soy or beef.

The climate does not give us a grace period while corporations get their ducks in a row. We need real action in 2021.

Kind regards,
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CEO

David

Solomon

Goldman Sachs & Co.

My message to David Solomon

This November, the COP26 UN climate conference in Glasgow will see governments up their ambition on climate action, and major corporations in their respective countries must do the same. As one of the world's top bankers of climate chaos, you have an outsize responsibility to take immediate action to align with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

The IEA’s first 1.5°C scenario reinforces what the climate movement has been calling on your bank to do for years - stop financing projects or companies that expand fossil fuels. Stop funding opening up new oil and gas fields, new pipelines or LNG terminals that expand extraction upstream, new coal mines or plants. I also call on your bank to phase out fossil financing, starting immediately, and to stop funding destruction of forests for pulp and paper, palm oil, soy or beef.

The climate does not give us a grace period while corporations get their ducks in a row. We need real action in 2021.

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Jane

Fraser

Citigroup

My message to Jane Fraser

This November, the COP26 UN climate conference in Glasgow will see governments up their ambition on climate action, and major corporations in their respective countries must do the same. As one of the world's top bankers of climate chaos, you have an outsize responsibility to take immediate action to align with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

The IEA’s first 1.5°C scenario reinforces what the climate movement has been calling on your bank to do for years - stop financing projects or companies that expand fossil fuels. Stop funding opening up new oil and gas fields, new pipelines or LNG terminals that expand extraction upstream, new coal mines or plants. I also call on your bank to phase out fossil financing, starting immediately, and to stop funding destruction of forests for pulp and paper, palm oil, soy or beef.

The climate does not give us a grace period while corporations get their ducks in a row. We need real action in 2021.

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Charles

Scharf

Wells Fargo

My message to Charles Scharf

This November, the COP26 UN climate conference in Glasgow will see governments up their ambition on climate action, and major corporations in their respective countries must do the same. As one of the world's top bankers of climate chaos, you have an outsize responsibility to take immediate action to align with limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

The IEA’s first 1.5°C scenario reinforces what the climate movement has been calling on your bank to do for years - stop financing projects or companies that expand fossil fuels. Stop funding opening up new oil and gas fields, new pipelines or LNG terminals that expand extraction upstream, new coal mines or plants. I also call on your bank to phase out fossil financing, starting immediately, and to stop funding destruction of forests for pulp and paper, palm oil, soy or beef.

The climate does not give us a grace period while corporations get their ducks in a row. We need real action in 2021.

Kind regards,
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