Our Future Goals
The most up-to-date focus areas on sustainability, which our Bank has systematically addressed since the turn of the century, are listed below:
- Combating climate change
- Supporting the transition to a low carbon economy
- Protecting qualified human resources
- Producing development-oriented projects and supporting the SDGs with three main business lines
- A strong financial performance and efficiency
- Strengthening international collaborations and developing new collaborations
- Strong corporate governance and effective risk management
- Observing equality of opportunity inside and outside the institution
- Maintaining synergetic cooperation with group companies
Our Bank's future goals in all dimensions are discussed in detail in the TSKB Integrated Annual Report.
The featured targets in our Annual Report Report are:
- Provide over USD 10 billion in climate-related financing between 2021 and 2030
- Maintain the share of climate-related loans in the total portfolio at 90% or above by 2030
- Provide USD 4 billion or more in climate finance between 2024 and 2030
- Maintain the share of loans contributing to climate and environment-related SDGs at 60% of the total loan portfolio by 2030
- Provide USD 600 million in financing themed around post-earthquake recovery between 2024 and 2026
- Create financing focused on the transition to a low-carbon economy for real sector companies in line with our 2050 net zero target
- Undertake efforts to provide transition financing for the green transformation investments of our customers operating in carbon-intensive sectors
- Provide USD 600 million or more in SDG-linked financing focused on social development by the end of 2026
- Provide USD 200 million or more in financing for women's employment and empowerment by the end of 2026
- Refrain from financing new coal-fired power plants and coal mining investments for electricity generation, and eliminate our exposure to coal activities in our live loan portfolio
- By reducing our exposure to coal to zero by the end of 2035 and exiting the sector entirely
