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    Dr Issac PJBy Dr Issac PJJuly 25, 2025Updated:July 26, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Standard Chartered has launched the UAE’s first Sustainable Escrow and Account Bank solution, enabling businesses to align their cash deposits with sustainability goals.

    The market-first offering allows funds held in escrow or designated accounts to be directly linked to the bank’s portfolio of verified green and sustainable loans and projects, in accordance with its Green and Sustainable Product Framework.

    Available across the UAE, including through the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), and in the UK, the new solution marks a major step forward in sustainable transaction banking. It is designed to meet the growing demand for ESG-aligned financial tools that support the transition to a low-carbon economy.

    “The UAE is leading the region in sustainability, and we are proud to support that vision with practical solutions,” said Sandrine Jourdainne, global head of deposits, Liquidity and Escrow Solutions at Standard Chartered. “Our new offering gives clients a credible and transparent way to align their liquidity with meaningful environmental and social impact.”

    Acting as an independent Escrow Agent and Account Bank, Standard Chartered will ensure client funds are earmarked against eligible ESG initiatives. This offers businesses enhanced transparency, accountability, and confidence in meeting their sustainability objectives.

    The new solution adds to the bank’s growing portfolio of ESG-driven services, including ESG-linked cash accounts, sustainable trade finance, and sustainable trade loans for financial institutions. The launch also reinforces Standard Chartered’s ongoing commitment to supporting the UAE’s climate goals and helping clients embed ESG considerations into core financial operations.

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    is Managing Editor at media and has over 45 years of experience in top-tier newspapers across UAE. A seasoned business writer and economic analyst, he brings unmatched insight into the geopolitics and geoeconomics shaping the Gulf and India.

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