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Through 2021, Fifth Third has achieved 91% towards our first sustainable finance goal of $8 billion to be achieved by 2025, which includes lending and financing for renewable energy. Issued inaugural $500 million GreenBond in November 2021. financial institution under $250 billion in assets to issue an ESG bond of any type.
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