Permanent tsb launches a new Sustainability Strategy and announces its signature to the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), committing to support the TFCD’s programme of enhancing the quality and detail of climate-related financial disclosures.
Following a comprehensive programme of work, in 2020 the Bank was honored to receive the ‘Business Working Responsibly Mark’ (The Mark) from Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI). The Mark is an external accreditation recognising best in class Responsible Business Programmes in Ireland and as such, the Bank now joins a prestigious group of only 40 other companies who have achieved this accolade.
In July, permanent tsb announced a 3-year partnership with Ó Cualann Cohousing Alliance to support the agency’s work developing fully integrated, co-operative and affordable housing schemes in communities across the country. The Bank will provide €350,000 to Ó Cualann, which will be used to fund the resources required to accelerate its development plans.
permanent tsb is proud to have had a positive and meaningful impact on local communities in 2021
in charitable giving through the Permanent TSB Community Fund, which included matched funding by the Bank
1% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 carbon emission intensity in 2021, a cumulative reduction of 56% since 2009
in the Excellence in the Community – Community Programme Category for our partnership with Ó Cualann Cohousing Alliance
‘People have always been at the heart of our business. Permanent TSB has a long history of supporting our customers and communities and we are committed to building upon this legacy.
Through our commitment to Responsible and Sustainable Business we are focused on delivering on our purpose of working hard every day to build trust with our customers and playing in active role in communities across Ireland.’
- Eamonn Crowley, Chief Executive Officer
