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Nothing great was ever achieved without target setting, whatever it be, whether personal or professional. Its all in the mind. Energy can be generated only if specifications are enlisted. The greater you get into the details, the more oriented you'll be and closer you'll get to actualization. So first things first - set your target!
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When companies set targets, we recommend starting with what’s theoretically achievable and adjusting this figure downward only when there’s clear evidence that certain actions are unrealistic. People arguing for a lower number ought to shoulder the burden of proof and be challenged to support their case with facts. In short, they must answer the question “why can’t we do this?”
Pooya Nikooyeh, Jared Sclove, “Setting Aspirational Targets,” McKinsey & CompanyÂ
The Principles for Responsible Banking.
The Principles provide the framework for a sustainable banking system and help the industry to demonstrate how it makes a positive contribution to society. They embed sustainability at the strategic, portfolio and transactional levels, and across all business areas. In the year since the launch of the framework, the signatories to the Principles for Responsible Banking grew from 130 to more than 190 banks representing more than a third of the global banking industry and around 1.6 billion customers worldwide. To celebrate the first anniversary of the launch of the Principles for Responsible Banking, signatories and civil society have shared their thoughts and experiences one year on!Â
