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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About UKSIF

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’s work to connect the community, influence policy and share knowledge drives growth and new opportunities for members as global leaders in the sustainable finance industry.

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UKSIF’s 300+ members manage over £19trn in assets, including investment managers, pension funds, banks, financial advisers, research providers and NGOs.

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Join us at this crucial time to take your place at the heart of sustainable finance, push forward the UK’s leadership in this area and position your organisation as a key player in this rapidly growing landscape.

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Our latest work

How to Talk To Your Clients About Sustainability

How to Talk To Your Clients About Sustainability

  How To Talk To Your Clients About Sustainability [Thursday 17th October 2024] UKSIF has today released a member guide called ‘How to Talk to Your Clients About Sustainability’ which aims to share the results of research done into public understanding of various terms around sustainable investing. The guide aims to respond to the frequently…

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The UKSIF Scorecard: Labour’s First 100 Days

The UKSIF Scorecard: Labour’s First 100 Days

UKSIF has today published their scorecard analysing actions introduced by Keir Starmer’s Labour Party in their first 100 days of government. This document presents UKSIF’s view on the progress made by the new UK government in their first 100 days in office. We separate our analysis into areas of positive progress, areas where more work…

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Research Finds 1 in 3 Ex-Conservative Swing Voters Would Return if Climate Record Improved, but Pessimistic About Leadership Contestants

Research Finds 1 in 3 Ex-Conservative Swing Voters Would Return if Climate Record Improved, but Pessimistic About Leadership Contestants

Read full press release here Wind and solar energy were highlighted as the most likely energy sources to lower household bills (49% and 43% respectively) Significantly fewer ex-Conservative voters thought increased oil and gas production would bring down energy bills (16% and 27% respectively) Wind and solar power scored joint-highest for growth. 73% of ex-Conservatives…

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