Alberta Capital Finance Authority
Industry Group: Banks
Country/Region: Canada
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Alberta Capital Finance Authority was established in 1956 as the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation, the Corporation was renamed the Alberta Capital Finance Authority (ACFA) in 2003 and provides financing for capital projects to municipalities, school boards and other local entities. It is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.
ESG Risk Rating
Ranking
Industry Group (1st = lowest risk)
Banks 254 out of 1022
Universe
Global Universe 4009 out of 15080
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Industry Comparison
| Company | ESG Risk Rating | Industry Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Caisse d'Amortissement de la Dette Sociale |
19.2
Low
|
251 out of 1022 |
| Alberta Capital Finance Authority |
19.4
Low
|
254 out of 1022 |
| The Export-Import Bank of China |
19.4
Low
|
256 out of 1022 |
| Tasmanian Public Finance Corp. |
19.5
Low
|
260 out of 1022 |
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