Lloyds sets ethnic leadership goal in first for FTSE-100 company

Britain's biggest high street lender‎ will this month become the first FTSE-100 company to set a formal target for the number of non-white people it employs in senior posts.Sky News‎ has learnt that Lloyds Banking Group will announce alongside its annual results next week that it wants 8% of its top 7,000 staff to be identified as black, Asian or minority ethnic (BAME) by 2020.The target will be unveiled as part of a new Helping Britain Prosper blueprint to be implemented by Lloyds over