Israel’s First GRI Compliant Social Responsibility Report
May 1st, 2007 | Categories: CSR | Tags: Banks, GRI Reporting, Israel
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Bank Leumi recently published the first ever GRI compliant social responsibility report by an Israeli company. It is significant that a Bank has adopted such a forward looking CSR policy since traditionally the banking sector has been slow to hop onto the CSR bandwagon. Bank Leumi’s report is actually the second CSR report by an Israeli company and the second CSR Report by an Israeli bank. The first was published by Israel Discount Bank Ltd. last year albeit not GRI compliant.
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