The Paris Agreement of December 2015 was only for individual nations to sign, but the Paris Pledge for Action was signed at the same time by several businesses, NGOs, investors, and other signatories. Very few global banks signed the pledge. On March 18, 2020, The Guardian wrote:
“The world’s largest investment banks have funneled more than $2.66 trillion into fossil fuels since the Paris agreement, new figures show…The US bank JP Morgan Chase, whose economists warned that the climate crisis threatens the survival of humanity last month, has been the largest financier of fossil fuels in the four years since the agreement, providing over £220bn of financial services to extract oil, gas, and coal”. Please find the whole article here: