Since the publication of the Stern report last year the strategic thinking of financial institutions around the globe has become increasingly influenced by environmental issues.

For banks, their board members, their senior executives and their employees – the future is green.

But what does it take for a bank to really become 'green'? Is it really possible for a bank to help save the environment? Is becoming sustainable a costly obligation...or is it actually a significant opportunity for growth?


YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE

As a leader in the financial services industry you will be aware that beyond the ethical and moral debate, adopting sustainable business practices represent sheer commercial expediency.

After all, an increasing proportion of your customers and potential customers are judging you on your environmental performance – just as much as they judge you on your pricing, value and quality of service you provide.


CRITICAL ISSUES

Leaders from across the banking industry will be there to discuss topics such as:

• How and why banks can lead the way in sustainability
  
• How networked IT services can help create a sustainable business and bring operational efficiency across the enterprise
  
• How to overcome the barriers of resourcing and complexity
  
• How going green can cut costs and offer solid growth potential