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KeyCorp

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Cleveland, USA

NYSE: KEY 

ISIN: US49316G1005

KeyCorp, operating as KeyBank, is a diversified bank‐based financial services company that provides investment services, market analysis, and a broad range of banking products and services to individuals, businesses, and institutions. It is known for its deep regional roots, community commitment, and integrated financial solutions.

CCI Score

CCI Score: KeyCorp

0.24

-0.01%

Latest Event

KeyCorp to Disclose Political Spending

KeyCorp will disclose all of its political spending as announced by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, representing a move towards greater transparency in the bank's political activities.

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KeyCorp is currently rated as an Objector.

0 to +9 CCI Score
These companies deliberately avoid direct involvement with authoritarian practices. While they do not actively challenge oppressive regimes, they maintain a neutral stance to ensure they are not complicit in supporting such systems.

Latest Events

  • KeyCorp to Disclose Political Spending Logo
    OCT
    01
    2023

    KeyCorp will disclose all of its political spending as announced by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, representing a move towards greater transparency in the bank's political activities.

  • +40

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 29

    KeyCorp's decision to disclose its political spending enhances transparency and accountability, countering secretive political contributions which can fuel authoritarian influences. This move aligns with anti-fascist values by promoting openness in corporate political engagements.

    DiNapoli says KeyCorp to disclose political activities

  • KeyBank Initiates Racial Equity Audit Following Discriminatory Lending Claims Logo
    MAY
    11
    2023

    On May 11, 2023, KeyBank announced that it would undertake a racial equity audit in response to being ranked the worst lender for Black borrowers among the nation’s 50 largest mortgage lenders. The audit, conducted by Covington & Burling LLP with input from community stakeholders including the SEIU Master Trust, comes amid longstanding allegations of redlining and discriminatory lending practices highlighted by a report from the National Community Reinvestment Coalition. This decision follows pressure from shareholders and staff aimed at addressing systemic inequities in the bank’s lending practices.

  • +40

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 29

    The decision to commission a racial equity audit demonstrates a corrective action by KeyBank to address its history of discriminatory lending practices. By initiating this audit, the bank signals a commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in its operations, which is a positive step from an anti-fascist and socially responsible perspective. Although the measure is reactive following significant criticism, it marks a move towards greater accountability in business practices.

    KeyBank is 'worst lender for Black borrowers'. Here's why.

  • KeyBank Initiates Independent Racial Equity Audit Logo
    MAY
    04
    2023

    On May 4, 2023, KeyBank announced that it will undergo an independent audit to investigate allegations of redlining and discriminatory lending practices in Black communities, contradicting its earlier denials and addressing longstanding civil rights and racial equity concerns.

  • +50

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 29

    KeyBank's decision to commission an independent audit in response to evidence of redlining marks a positive, corrective step towards addressing discriminatory lending practices. Although the bank had initially denied these allegations using misleading data, initiating the audit signals a commitment to greater accountability and racial equity, aligning with ethical business practices.

    KeyBank’s New Racial Equity Audit Contradicts Its Initial Denials Of Redlining And Other Lending Failures In Black Communities

  • Investigation Launched Over Alleged Redlining Practices Logo
    MAR
    31
    2023

    Community development and fair-lending groups have called on federal regulators to investigate KeyBank's mortgage lending practices and to downgrade its Community Reinvestment Act rating, alleging that the bank disregarded its commitments under a community benefits agreement and engaged in discriminatory lending practices affecting Black and minority communities.

  • -80

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 29

    The article details allegations that KeyBank engaged in redlining by providing far fewer home purchase loans in predominantly Black neighborhoods, in breach of commitments made in its community benefits agreement. Such discriminatory practices undermine fair lending and harm marginalized communities, reflecting unethical and potentially authoritarian business practices.

    Community groups seek investigation of KeyBank over alleged redlining

  • Nonprofit Cuts Ties With KeyBank Over Broken Lending Promises Logo
    DEC
    08
    2022

    The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) has severed ties with KeyBank, claiming that the bank failed to uphold its community benefits agreement aimed at improving inclusive home mortgage lending in marginalized communities. The NCRC report highlights declining proportions of loans to Black and low- to moderate-income borrowers, contrasting KeyBank's claims of progress.

  • -30

    Public and Political Behavior

    March 29

    KeyBank publicly committed to become a leader in inclusive lending through a community benefits agreement, but the failure to meet key lending targets for marginalized communities undermines its public and political credibility. This broken promise damages trust and demonstrates a disregard for community-oriented values.

    Nonprofit cuts ties with KeyBank, claiming it broke promises to improve its lending practices

  • -40

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 29

    KeyBank's failure to honor its community benefits agreement by not effectively increasing home purchase loans to Black and low- to moderate-income borrowers reflects poor business practices and an ethical failure in serving marginalized communities. This gap between promise and performance contributes to systemic inequities.

    Nonprofit cuts ties with KeyBank, claiming it broke promises to improve its lending practices

  • KeyCorp Discloses Corporate Political Spending Logo
    JAN
    16
    2013

    Comptroller Tom DiNapoli announced that KeyCorp, operating as KeyBank, has agreed to disclose all of its corporate political spending, lobbying, and employee-sponsored political contributions following a shareholder resolution by the state’s Common Retirement Fund. This move is intended to increase transparency for shareholders to assess the company's political expenditures.

  • +60

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 29

    By voluntarily disclosing all corporate political spending, lobbying, and employee-sponsored political contributions, KeyCorp enhances transparency and accountability. This measure allows shareholders to better evaluate whether corporate actions align with democratic values, reducing the risk of hidden political influence and authoritarian coercion. Such transparency is a positive step in promoting ethical corporate behavior.

    DiNapoli: KeyCorp will disclose political spending

  • KeyCorp Labor Dispute and Worker Rights Issues Logo
    MAR
    17
    2009

    In March 2009, following the resolution of a long strike, KeyCorp faced backlash from the Teamsters union for suspending over a dozen labor supporters and downgrading their health care benefits. In response, the union removed $14 million in assets from the bank, citing the company's failure to uphold workers' rights.

  • -80

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 29

    KeyCorp's decision to suspend labor supporters and reduce their health care benefits after a long strike is indicative of poor labor relations and a disregard for workers' rights. This action, which led to significant financial repercussion from the union, undermines ethical business practices and worker protections, warranting a strongly negative rating.

    Teamsters Yank $14 Million Out of KeyBank Because of Labor Dispute

  • KeyBank Accused of Funding Union-Busting Drive Logo
    DEC
    19
    2008

    On December 19, Teamsters along with supporters from Jobs with Justice and Working America picketed KeyBank's headquarters in Cleveland, accusing the bank of underwriting a union-busting drive by Oak Harbor Freight Lines and misappropriating TARP funds intended for economic relief. The protest highlighted the bank's alleged role in undermining worker rights during a period of intense labor disputes.

  • -80

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 29

    KeyBank is accused of funding a union-busting operation through its financial support of Oak Harbor Freight Lines, an action that undermines worker rights and fair labor practices. The protest by union groups underscores how such funding decisions contribute to practices that are harmful to workers and run counter to ethical business standards.

    Another bank draws worker anger: Teamsters picket KeyBank for funding union-busting

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