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 response: Update to UK’s Green Finance Strategy – ‘Call for Evidence’
UKSIF response: Update to UK’s Green Finance Strategy – ‘Call for Evidence’
UKSIF is pleased to respond to the government’s Call for Evidence to support the update of the UK’s Green Finance Strategy. Three years on from the original Strategy, and just over six months on from the UK’s hosting of COP26 last year, now is the opportune moment to consider how the UK can continue to…
Learn moreUKSIF opens nominations for new Chair as Michael Meehan announces departure
UKSIF opens nominations for new Chair as Michael Meehan announces departure
UKSIF, the UK’s leading sustainable finance network has announced the opening of nominations for Chair, following the announcement that Michael Meehan is to step down after three successful years in post. Under Meehan’s tenure, during which the organisation celebrated its 30th anniversary, UKSIF has seen the recruitment of a new Chief Executive, James Alexander, a…
Learn moreUKSIF, IIGCC and PRI open letter to government: future of UK’s ‘green taxonomy’
UKSIF, IIGCC and PRI open letter to government: future of UK’s ‘green taxonomy’
The CEOs of three leading institutional investor-focused organisations – the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC), Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF) – have published an open letter to the UK government, expressing strong opposition to the possible inclusion of natural gas activities in the UK’s ‘green…
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