Banque Palatine

In 2026, Palatine was awarded the Engagé RSE (‘CSR Committed’) label – ‘Confirmed’ level – awarded by AFNOR, the French Standardization Association. This recognition attests to the bank’s adoption of a structured and responsible approach based on the principles of the ISO 26000 international standard.

It confirms Banque Palatine’s commitment to making social, environmental, and governance issues an integral part of all its activities. This certification testifies to a commitment to continuous improvement, transparency, and engagement with all stakeholders. In line with this approach, Banque Palatine published in 2025 its first sustainability report for the 2024 financial year.

Reducing its carbon footprint, promoting social inclusion, responsible purchasing, support for caregivers, and local sponsorship: Banque Palatine is active at every level. Through concrete and measurable actions, it reinforces its positive impact year-by-year, bringing together employees and partners around an ambitious, pragmatic, and forward-looking CSR project.

In 2022, Palatine created the Palatine Women Project, a mentoring program designed to support female athletes and para-athletes who have a business project and are transitioning to a new career.

Palatine also became the lead sponsor of the Alice Milliat Foundation in 2021. The foundation is named after the co-founder and president of the French Federation of Women’s Sports Clubs, recognized as one of the pioneers in the recognition of women’s sports at the international level.

Since January 2023, Palatine has also been an official partner of the French Golf Federation. This long-term partnership, designed to promote golf in France, is rooted in values that are dear to the Bank: the pursuit of excellence, the fostering of trust and perseverance.

In 2026, Palatine became a sponsor of CANNESERIES, a festival setting out to be one of the major events dedicated to TV series. This partnership reinforces Palatine’s longstanding commitment to supporting the film industry and, more broadly, the audiovisual and creative sectors.

Since 2011, Palatine has also supported the Quinzaine des Cinéastes film festival (the ‘Directors’ Fortnight’ section of the Cannes film festival), helping to promote talent and diversity in cinematographic works.

Since 2023, Palatine has also been a cultural patron in Paris and across the regions, aiming to help foster the spirit of innovation and excellence in contemporary art throughout the country. In this capacity, it supports the Museum of Contemporary Art in Bordeaux, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Lyon, the Luma contemporary art and cultural complex in Arles, Frac Sud in Marseille, the Caumont Art Center in Aix-en-Provence, and the Opéra-Comique in Paris.