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Amalgamated Bank (Nasdaq: AMAL) today announced the launch of the Frontline Workers Fund, designed to provide financial support for workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic, including nurses and health care workers, grocery workers, cleaning service workers, food service workers, laundry workers in hospitals, and retail workers, amongst others.

Today, Renew Financial announced the sale of $160 million of residential Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) assets to Amalgamated Bank, America’s socially responsible bank. PACE programs allow property owners to finance the costs of renewable energy, safety, and energy efficient home improvements at a fixed interest rate with flexible repayment terms. 

Amalgamated Bank (NYSE: AMAL) announced today that it has entered into an agreement with Invesco to become a sub-adviser for Amalgamated’s Investment Management business.

New Columbia Solar ("NCS"), a commercial solar developer and operator in Washington, DC, today announced the closing of a $25M loan facility to support the financing of over $50M of solar photovoltaic projects in Washington, DC.

Bank Director recently featured Amalgamated Bank in their magazine about our 96 year history and our mission to support socially responsible companies and progressive causes.

As part its ongoing leadership in social responsibility and sustainability, Amalgamated Bank (Nasdaq: AMAL) today unveiled a series of major steps in advancing its commitment to a more sustainable world.

Keith Mestrich discusses on CNN how he and 144 other CEOs have called on the Senate to enact gun safety measures

Profile Magazine recently released a special feature about Mandy Tenner, Amalgamated Bank's Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel 

Amalgamated Bank (Nasdaq: AMAL) announced today that Nina Webster has been appointed as the new Senior Vice President, Western Regional Director for the bank, effective immediately.

New survey reveals that a large majority of Americans care that their bank acts in a socially responsible manner – but only half know what their bank actually does with their money

Effective July 1, Amalgamated will become the first bank to offer a $20 minimum wage building on its leadership in the ‘Fight for $15’