Bank of South Carolina (BKSC)

Overall impact
B (66)

Commentary

Bank of South Carolina is a strong overall performer. With a 'B' rating of 66.0 for overall impact (75th percentile compared to all companies), Bank of South Carolina ranks 24th out of 81 industry peers, behind First United, First US Bancshares, Glen Burnie Bancorp and 20 others, and ahead of American National Bankshares, Atlantic Capital Bancshares, Ameris Bancorp and 54 others. On top material causes for Bank of South Carolina's industry (Banking), Bank of South Carolina performs well in Accountable Institutions (81.2 score), Reduced Availability of Weapons (81.3), Lgbtq Equality (83.8) and 2 other causes where it received an 'A' score and performs poorly in Reduced Green House Gas Emissions (18.2 score) and Disaster Readiness and Effective Aid (35.1).
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Company
Employees
85
Sector
Financials
Industry
Banks
Sub-industry
Regional Banks
SASB industry
Commercial Banks
Headquarters
Sc, United States
Share classes
BKSC
Description
Bank of South Carolina Corporation operates as a bank holding company for The Bank of South Carolina that provides financial products and services primarily in Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties of South Carolina. Its deposits include non-interest-bearing demand accounts, NOW accounts, money market accounts, time deposits, and savings accounts, as well as certificates of deposit. The company offers secured and unsecured commercial loans, commercial real estate construction loans, consumer construction loans, home equity lines of credit, and mortgage originations, as well as paycheck protection program loans. It operates banking house locations. The company was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina.
Material causes
Ethos considers the following causes material for Bank of South Carolina, based on its industry sub-industry Regional Banks. Learn more about material causes in our methodology overview.

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