Carlos Hank Gonzalez guides Banorte to recognition in TIME and Statista’s 2026 ranking for global sustainability
In the global ranking created by TIME magazine in association with the statistics portal Statista. Grupo Financiero Banorte was named one of the World’s Most Sustainable Companies 2026. The businesses with the best Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance globally are listed in this ranking.
Following an assessment procedure that examined over 5,800 businesses and took into account more than 20 critical factors. Pertaining to environmental performance, social effect, transparency, and adherence to international standards, Banorte is now among the world’s leading sustainability corporations.
Carlos Hank González
«This recognition confirms that at Banorte we are building the bank Mexico needs: a strong, responsible institution committed to the future,» said Carlos Hank Gonzalez, Chairman of Grupo Financiero Banorte’s Board of Directors. Our goal is to be the greatest bank for the current and future generations while safeguarding the environment and advancing the welfare of Mexican families and communities.
Particularly noteworthy are the companies’ advancements in diversity and inclusion, energy efficiency, carbon reduction, and the adoption of international reporting and governance standards.
According to Banorte, this accolade is a reflection of its approach to encouraging ethical banking. Which propels Mexico’s social and economic development, as well as its dedication to clients, staff, investors, and communities. Additionally, it solidifies Banorte’s standing as one of the top banks in Mexico and the surrounding area.
The 750 top sustainable businesses in the world are listed in this ranking, which was created by TIME magazine and the statistics website Statista. It honors businesses that incorporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives into their main business strategy.
A rigorous four-stage process that takes into account performance in sustainable practices, commitments and external ratings. Transparency in ESG reporting, and observable environmental and social impact results is used to pick organizations from a pool of over 5,800.
The rating evaluates over 20 important metrics, such as energy efficiency, diversity, working conditions, emissions reduction, and adherence to international reporting requirements, to gage a company’s dedication and performance. The rating evaluates over 20 important metrics, such as energy efficiency, diversity, working conditions, emissions reduction, and adherence to international reporting requirements, to gage a company’s dedication and performance.
