Boosting the growth of sustainable investment and finance in the UK
We are a membership organisation for those in the finance industry committed to growing sustainable and responsible finance in the UK.
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UKSIF exists to bring together the UK’s sustainable finance community and support our members to expand, enhance and promote this key sector.
We achieve our goals by building a strong and connected UK community, influencing government and regulators, and sharing our collective knowledge of issues and solutions.
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UKSIF Policy Briefing: Defining a net-zero financial centre in the UKLearn more
UKSIF Policy Briefing: Defining a net-zero financial centre in the UK
UKSIF’s policy briefing sets out the sustainable finance sector’s initial response to the Chancellor’s pledge at ‘Finance Day’ at COP committing the UK to be the ‘world’s first net-zero aligned financial services centre.’ Drafted in very close consultation with our Policy Committee, our briefing highlights some of the areas that government should consider further for…
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UKSIF response: House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee inquiry on behavioural changeLearn more
UKSIF response: House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee inquiry on behavioural change
UKSIF was pleased to respond to the Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee inquiry exploring behaviour change in the context of climate change (mitigation and adaptation) and the environment (e.g. biodiversity, water, waste & the circular economy and air pollution). The main focus of the inquiry is on behaviour change, while the Committee is interested…
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Eurosif Position Statement: Risks arising from inclusion of natural gas & nuclear energy in the EU TaxonomyLearn more
Eurosif Position Statement: Risks arising from inclusion of natural gas & nuclear energy in the EU Taxonomy
We recently contributed to a public position statement from Eurosif, warning of the significant risks of including natural gas and nuclear energy with the EU’s ‘green taxonomy.’ Our position statement argues that this inclusion would dramatically change the nature of the EU’s taxonomy, namely to a list of transitional economic activities. https://www.eurosif.org/news/eurosif-statement-on-risks-arising-from-inclusion-of-natural-gas-nuclear-energy-in-the-eu-taxonomy
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