Boosting the growth of sustainable investment and finance in the UK
We are the 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 summary: UK Transition Finance Council (TFC) private workshop on sector transition roadmaps
UKSIF summary: UK Transition Finance Council (TFC) private workshop on sector transition roadmaps
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UKSIF response: EU Commission SFDR call for evidence
UKSIF response: EU Commission SFDR call for evidence
UKSIF supports the objectives of this call for evidence and would strongly welcome the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) review considering how this framework can be enhanced further to the benefit of financial market participants, investors, and clients across Europe. Please note the 4,000 word character limit for stakeholder responses to the call for evidence.…
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UKSIF response: Treasury Select Committee – Can the National Wealth Fund Move the Dial on Growth?
UKSIF response: Treasury Select Committee – Can the National Wealth Fund Move the Dial on Growth?
Our response to the Committee’s inquiry on the National Wealth Fund encourages policymakers to consider how the newly established NWF can be most effective in crowding in private capital, and what role it can play in the UK’s net zero transition and help to stimulate growth. We cover: The National Wealth Fund’s strategic objectives The…
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UKSIF report: Systemic risks: A framework for portfolio resilience
UKSIF report: Systemic risks: A framework for portfolio resilience
Systemic risks are un-diversifiable risks that can impact entire markets or economic systems through complex interconnections, potentially triggering chain reactions across multiple sectors and disrupting overall market growth. Such risks include climate change, nature and biodiversity loss, income inequality, artificial intelligence, geopolitics and trade wars. Systemic risks matter because: – For diversified institutional investors with…
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A stronger focus on systemic risks needed for resilient portfolio returns
A stronger focus on systemic risks needed for resilient portfolio returns
A stronger focus on systemic risks needed for resilient portfolio returns New Report identifies the importance of systemic stewardship 7 May 2025 At UKSIF’s Spring Conference in Edinburgh, UKSIF, Scottish Widows and Canbury have published a new report outlining the rationale for an enhanced focus on systemic risk in financial services with a clear…
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UKSIF response: Work and Pensions Select Committee – Pension Funds’ UK Investments and How to Boost Them
UKSIF response: Work and Pensions Select Committee – Pension Funds’ UK Investments and How to Boost Them
Our response to the Committee’s call for evidence encourages policymakers to consider the role of pensions and savings in driving green growth opportunities across the country and the UK’s clean energy transition. We fear that to date this appears to be a missing piece in the Government’s pensions review. We cover: Driving investment in the…
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