Our purpose and strategy
Our purpose is Helping Britain Prosper.
What's it like to work at Lloyds Banking Group?
At Lloyds Banking Group we pride ourselves on creating a great environment for colleagues to work in, one which is inclusive and driven by our values. This is critical to our business success as we know that colleagues who can show up to work as themselves are those that bring their best.
As a large organisation we have a vast range of opportunities available. We offer a wealth of options for continuous personal growth in a place that embraces diversity of talent, creativity, skills and thinking.
Our values are the foundation of our culture. They underpin the work of everyone here, from the Chief Executive to frontline colleagues in our branches.
Inclusion is central to our business success, and we know that colleagues who can show up to work as themselves are those that can bring their best.
We encourage a culture of wellbeing and inclusivity, and provide a range of health and wellbeing services to meet the diverse needs of our colleagues.
We prioritise personal development, whether that's through professional qualifications, leadership courses or everyday learning.
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"The work that we're doing at Lloyds Banking Group is amazing. The environment is changing and organisations are seeing that it's important to be diverse. We still have a lot of work to do, but now there's more drive to get there."
Sarah has worked with us for a few years and has been involved in some really impactful projects.
But don't take our word for it. Over to you Sarah...
Enabling the transition to a low carbon economy is key to delivering on our purpose. We're committed to reducing the carbon emissions we finance to net zero by 2050 or sooner, and we're aiming to achieve net zero for our own operations by 2030.
As the UK’s largest financial services provider with more than 26 million customers in the UK, we have an important role to play in creating a more sustainable and inclusive future for people and businesses, shaping finance as a force for good.
"Inclusivity isn't just about getting more people from ethnically-diverse backgrounds in the door" says Repi, who works as a Solicitor for the Group and is also a mentor and role model in our Ethnicity Working Group.
Despite being diagnosed with Parkinson's at the age of 36 and undergoing major brain surgery, Simon is working full-time, enjoying a sporty lifestyle and even captained the England Parkinson’s football team.
As one of the driving forces behind our health and wellbeing strategy, Emma’s role focuses on everything from facilitating our wellbeing services to defining how we support colleagues touched by cancer.