La Banque Postale, which is committed to ensuring that its banking activities achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2040, is the first European bank and one of the first financial institutions worldwide to have its decarbonisation pathway recognised by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a leading independent body led by four international organisations.
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La Banque Postale is stepping up its decarbonisation strategy
For our customers and for tomorrow, the just transition in action(s)
La Banque Postale presents its new strategic plan for 2030 with the ambition of becoming the preferred bank of the French, whether they are customers, citizens or employees.
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Covid-19
La Banque Postale and the La Poste network remain mobilized to ensure the continuity of their activities in the service of all their individual and business customers.
Our strategy
"To become the favorite bank of the French people" is the ambition of La Banque Postale stated in its strategic plan 2030, an objective which will involve a quality of service at the highest level for its customers. La Banque Postale also wants to meet the expectations of all citizens by being a player in the just transition. Finally, the group wants to gain the support of its current and future employees.
La Banque Postale joins forces with the United Nations within the Zero Net Emission Banking Alliance
Philippe Heim, Chairman of the Management Board of La Banque Postale, today signed the letter of commitment of the Net Zero Banking Alliance, supported by the UNEP FI (United Nations Environment Program Finance Initiative) whose ambition is to achieve zero net emissions by 2050.
Fitch Ratings has upgraded La Banque Postale’s credit rating by a notch to A, Stable outlook
La Banque Postale’s Issuer Default Rating was upgraded by Fitch Ratings on Tuesday, 30 March, with the long-term rating increased from A-/Stable to A/Stable and the short-term rating lifted from F1 to F1+.