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Fostering impact: An investor guide for engaging communities in place-based impact investing
The Institute’s community engagement guide empowers investors to identify and pursue community engagement opportunities within a place-based impact investing approach.
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Just Transition Criteria – a practical tool for fund managers
The Institute’s Just Transition Criteria are a ‘first of its kind’ practical tool for fund managers who want to invest in a transition to a net zero world that prioritises the needs of the planet and the people living on it.
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Responding to the Financial Conduct Authority’s discussion paper on Finance for positive sustainable change
We warmly welcome the FCA’s discussion paper on Finance for positive sustainable change, which proposes to strengthen supervisory expectations with regards to business objectives and strategies, effective stewardship and education and training across the financial sector.
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Impact investing presentation for charitable foundations
A downloadable presentation to help facilitate conversations about impact investing within charitable foundations. It provides an introduction to impact investing, busts prevalent myths, highlights key arguments in favour of the approach and provides steps on how to get started, all supported by detailed speaker notes.
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Responding to the Financial Conduct Authority’s Consultation on Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) and investment labels
We welcome the FCA’s proposals for Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) and investment labels, which we believe are a significant step towards meeting the vital objective of enhancing consumer trust in sustainability products through clearer and more reliable product descriptions.
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Responding to the Labour Party’s National Policy Forum Commission: A green and digital future – Delivering growth
Together with the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF), we have responded to the Labour Party’s National Policy Forum Commission: A green and digital future – Delivering growth.
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Responding to the Transition Plan Taskforce’s consultation on the Disclosure Framework and Implementation Guidance
We welcome the UK’s Transition Plan Taskforce’s (TPT) proposals for the Disclosure Framework and Implementation Guidance of Transition Plans, which are a significant step towards developing the gold standard for UK companies’ climate transition plans.
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Responding to the UK’s International Development Committee inquiry on the UK’s strategy towards development finance institutions
We have responded to the UK’s International Development Committee inquiry on the UK’s strategy towards development finance institutions because private capital plays a vital role in that strategy, including by deepening economic ties globally to deliver jobs and growth in both the UK and low-and-middle income countries, as well as supporting the global transition to net…
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New research shines a light on existing social sustainability metrics that can spearhead further policy and industry action
Sustainability reporting, particularly on social outcomes, remains patchy and inconsistent across industries. However, our new research shows that there is a raft of existing legislation, voluntary codes, and market-led initiatives by which businesses and investors are already capturing and disclosing factors relating to people and communities.
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Responding to the Left Behind Neighbourhoods APPG’s call for evidence on the Levelling Up White Paper
We have responded to “The Left Behind Neighbourhoods All-Party Parliamentary Group” call for evidence into the Levelling Up White Paper outlining how private capital can be mobilised for public good.
