Is Your Bank Loaded?REPORT CARD
Ally
CAlly has taken steps to build a future with fewer guns by significantly limiting its exposure to the firearms industry. However, the bank has no public policy against doing business with all gun manufacturers and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Ally page →
URGE ALLY TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- No financing of gun industry
- 40 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $41,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 4 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 74 / 100
BB&T
FBB&T has invested millions in the gun industry, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. BB&T page →
URGE BB&T TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $225 million in financing for the gun industry
- 0 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 20 / 40
- Over $108,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 0 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 20 / 100
Bank of America
CBank of America has taken steps to build a future with fewer guns by limiting its exposure to the firearms industry. However, the bank has no public policy against doing business with all gun manufacturers and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Bank of America page →
URGE BANK OF AMERICA TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $43 million in financing for gun industry
- 30 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $77,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 3 / 10
- Bonus points for adopting policies after Parkland shooting
- 7 / 10
- Total
- 70 / 100
Bank of New York
DBank of New York has received millions in bonds from American Outdoor Brands, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Bank of New York page →
URGE BANK OF NY TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- Received $75 million in bonds from American Outdoor Brands
- 30 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $40,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 5 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 65 / 100
Capital One
DCapital One has invested millions in the gun industry, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Capital One page →
URGE CAPITAL ONE TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $60 million in financing for the gun industry
- 30 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $87,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 0 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 60 / 100
Chase
FChase has invested millions in the gun industry, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Chase page →
URGE CHASE TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $273 million in financing for the gun industry
- 0 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 35 / 40
- Over $21,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 5 / 10
- Bonus points for strong pro-gun control statements
- 8 / 10
- Total
- 48 / 100
Citi
BCITI has taken steps to build a future with fewer guns by significantly limiting its exposure to the firearms industry. However, the bank must strengthen its policy against doing business with all gun manufacturers and stop contributing to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Citi page →
- No financing of gun industry
- 40 / 40
- Strong policy toward gun industry & no ties to NRA
- 37 / 40
- Over $72,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 3 / 10
- Bonus points for adopting policies after Parkland shooting
- 4 / 10
- Total
- 84 / 100
Goldman
CGoldman Sachs has taken steps to build a future with fewer guns by limiting its exposure to the firearms industry. However, the bank has no public policy against doing business with all gun manufacturers and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Goldman page →
URGE GOLDMAN SACHS TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- Invested in magazine maker SureFire
- 33 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $91,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 0 / 10
- Bonus points for strong pro-gun control statements
- 7 / 10
- Total
- 70 / 100
HSBC
CHSBC has taken steps to build a future with fewer guns by significantly limiting its exposure to the firearms industry. However, the bank has no public policy against doing business with all gun manufacturers and still contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. HSBC page →
URGE HSBC TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- No financing of gun industry
- 40 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $36,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 5 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 75 / 100
PNC
FPNC has invested millions in the gun industry, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. PNC page →
URGE PNC TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $250 million in financing for the gun industry
- 0 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 37 / 40
- Over $51,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 4 / 10
- Bonus points for helping victims of Squirrel Hill shooting
- 4 / 10
- Total
- 45 / 100
State Street
CState Street has invested millions in the gun industry, has no clear public policy against doing business with all gun manufacturers and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. State Street page →
- $114.2 million in financing for gun industry
- 30 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 35 / 40
- Over $29,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 5 / 10
- Bonus points for strong pro-gun control statements
- 2 / 10
- Total
- 72 / 100
SunTrust
CSun Trust has taken steps to build a future with fewer guns by significantly limiting its exposure to the firearms industry. However, the bank has no public policy against doing business with all gun manufacturers and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. SunTrust page →
URGE SUN TRUST TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- No financing of gun industry
- 40 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $78,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 3 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 2 / 10
- Total
- 75 / 100
TD Bank
FTD Bank has invested millions in the gun industry, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. TD Bank page →
URGE TD BANK TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $633 million in financing for the gun industry
- 0 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $26,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 5 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 35 / 100
US Bank Corp
FUS Bank Corp has invested millions in the gun industry, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. US Bank Corp page →
URGE US BANK CORP TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $273 million in financing for the gun industry
- 0 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 30 / 40
- Over $10,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 5 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 35 / 100
Wells Fargo
FWells Fargo has invested millions in the gun industry, has no public policy on doing business with the gun industry, and contributes to the NRA’s top recipients of campaign contributions in Congress. Wells Fargo page →
URGE WELLS FARGO TO ADOPT A POLICY AGAINST DOING BUSINESS WITH THE GUN INDUSTRY.
Facebook Twitter Send an Email- $471 million in financing for the gun industry
- 0 / 40
- No absolute ban on investing in gun industry, but no ties to NRA
- 25 / 40
- Over $92,000 in support for top NRA-backed lawmakers
- 0 / 10
- Bonus Points
- 0 / 10
- Total
- 25 / 100
Firearm manufacturers are flooding our communities with militarized high-capacity handguns, assault rifles, pistols, and rifles, increasing the lethality of armed encounters and empowering mass killers.
“Is Your Bank Loaded?” has brought together key stakeholders to push America’s largest banks to stop doing business with the gun industry and its lobby until we adopt strict laws that make firearms significantly harder to get and impose safety standards on firearms.
Our hard earned dollars should should not be funding the gun industry.
Guns Down America and our partners reviewed public financial and legal filings to determine how much business the nation’s 15 largest banks have conducted with gun manufacturers, the NRA, and the top recipients of NRA contributions in Congress. Based on this information, we have graded the banks on a 100-point scale.