Bank of America's supplier requirements
Bank of America has set clear supplier sustainability requirements designed to ensure every vendor supports responsible business practices. For suppliers, this means demonstrating credible progress on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, from emissions tracking to ethical labor practices.
By aligning with these standards, suppliers strengthen their partnership with Bank of America and stay ahead of global compliance expectations.
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About Bank of America
Bank of America is a multinational banking and financial services corporation.
Bank of America's climate goals
Bank of America aims to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions in its financing activities, operations, and supply chain before 2050.
Bank of America's ESG reporting requirements
Bank of America expects suppliers to align with its commitment to environmental stewardship by measuring, disclosing, and mitigating the environmental impacts of their operations. Suppliers should track greenhouse gas emissions (aligned with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol), and address other impacts such as energy and water use, waste, and pollution. Suppliers are also expected to set public environmental targets, including climate-related goals like emissions reduction or renewable energy usage, and disclose progress regularly to support transparency and accountability in environmental practices.
For Bank of America’s full supplier expectations, view their Code of Conduct.
Common challenges for Bank of America's suppliers
Many vendors struggle with:
How Greenplaces helps Bank of America's suppliers
Our tools support vendors through data collection and reporting, helping Bank of America’s suppliers simplify climate disclosure compliance and respond confidently to procurement requests.
