"We were thrilled by investor reception of our first social bond, particularly in the face of significant market volatility," said Corporate Treasurer Donna Goodrich. "Our heavily oversubscribed issuance demonstrated investor enthusiasm for this asset class and a desire to further the important work of building our communities, while also affirming confidence in Truist's credit quality." Notable terms and aspects of the social bond issuance include: "Investing in our communities is one of the most tangible ways we're able to fulfill our purpose of inspiring and building better lives and communities," said Head of Truist Corporate Social Responsibility Tori Kaplan. "This first social bond marks a significant milestone in our overall ESG commitment and our journey to advancing equity in the communities we serve." In its first year, Truist strengthened and formalized its ESG program by publishing its Corporate Social Responsibility Report and disclosing key information in accordance with leading ESG frameworks.