This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reports of ANZ and HSBC banks. It begins by introducing the two companies, detailing their operations and highlighting any controversies related to social issues. The report then delves into a comparative analysis of their CSR reports, examining their adherence to the Global Reporting Initiative, environmental performance, societal responsibilities, and economic activities. It explores the sustainable development goals of each bank, focusing on their approaches to sustainable financing, carbon emission reduction, and climate change agreements. Furthermore, the report assesses the banks' stages of corporate sustainability based on the model developed by Dunphy, Griffiths & Benn, and analyzes how their values align with their CSR reports. Finally, the report examines each company's core values and how these are reflected in their CSR activities, including their commitment to transparency, customer well-being, and collaborative initiatives. The analysis provides insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each bank's approach to CSR and their contributions to sustainable development. The report is a valuable resource for students studying business ethics and sustainability.