128 financial institutions globally are Signatories to the Equator Principles.

There are three categories of EP Signatories. Probationary Signatories and Full Signatories are Active in providing In-scope Financial Products and are referred to as Equator Principles Financial Institutions (EPFIs). Affiliate Signatories are Inactive financial institutions.

The table below provides a current list of EPFIs with links to their ‘EPFI Reporting’. ‘EPFI Reporting’ is the annual reporting (as per Principle 10 and Annex B of the Equator Principles) that EPFIs are required to submit (in accordance with the Signatory Rules) to the Office of the Equator Principles for publication on the EP website. It should be noted that EPFIs report at different times in the calendar year (based on their institution’s reporting period) and so these reporting pages are updated regularly. 

‘First Year Grace’ refers to new EPFIs who are in their first year of joining the Equator Principles and are not required to report publicly. In the first year after their Signing Date, new EPFIs are not required to include transaction numbers and project names in their public reporting, these reports are referred to ‘First Year Implementation’ reports. Please see below for further information on ‘EPFI Reporting’, compliance and publication on the EP website.

Important Notes and Disclaimer

• EPFIs are not required to publish information, related to its institution or client, that could be financially or commercially sensitive, or where disclosure would violate applicable laws and regulations.
• EPFI Reporting is published on the EP website as provided by EPFIs. The Office of the Equator Principles does not carry out any form of assurance or verification of EPFI Reporting data, or of EPFIs’ application and implementation of the Equator Principles.
• The Office of the Equator Principles confirms compliance with the EPFI Reporting commitment when it is submitted in accordance with the Signatory Rules and it meets the minimum requirements specified in Principle 10 and Annex B of the Equator Principles.
• EPFI Reporting is published by the Office of the Equator Principles without guarantee of any kind, either express or implied, including, without limitation, guarantees as to fitness for a specific purpose, non-infringement, accuracy or completeness.
• The Office of the Equator Principles shall not be held responsible for the accuracy or completeness of the data submitted by EPFIs and shall not be liable under any circumstances for losses which may arise from its use.
• The Equator Principles are sector-agnostic, capable of global application, grounded in relevant international standards and laws where applicable, and are intended to provide a framework approach to support each EPFI in its individual, independent assessment of Projects.
• Implementation of the Equator Principles by each EPFI will occur in accordance with all relevant legal obligations, including all applicable Competition Laws. This includes, without limitation, avoiding the exchange of any competitively sensitive information. Each individual EPFI determines its commercial conduct on the market independently, including as regards project financing decisions and selecting its own contractual terms and conditions. Each individual EPFI continues to determine independently how the Equator Principles should be integrated into its internal policies and procedures.