In the beginning of 2023, the UK government published a suite of documents including the 2023 Green Finance Strategy and the Net Zero Growth plan. These reiterated existing commitments on Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and development of the UK Green Taxonomy, as well as new commitments to clarify fiduciary duty and transition plan requirements. The UK policy team works on these issues, alongside stewardship, real economy, climate issues, and building on the findings of A Legal Framework for Impact report, to guide policy recommendations to better integrate sustainability impacts into UK financial legislation.
See below for the PRI’s resources on UK sustainable finance policy work.
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UK: PRI response to the HM Treasury and Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) Pension Investment Review call for evidence
2024-07-08T11:27:00+01:00
UK: Joint letter to UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, from the CEOs of PRI, UKSIF and IIGCC, in which the three organisations urge the new PM to create a supportive policy environment in order to fully seize the economic, social, and environmental opportunities presented by the transition to net zero ...
2024-05-09T12:05:00+01:00
UK: The PRI welcomes the Transition Finance Market Review as an opportunity to explore how the UK can become a market leader on the transition. The PRI’s response covers the scope of transition finance, links to broader sustainable finance tools, barriers to transition finance, opportunities on transition finance, and global ...
2024-04-12T11:51:00+01:00
UK: The PRI welcomes the committee’s interest in the Modern Slavery Act’s impact and effectiveness. We make recommendations to strengthen the implementation of the Act’s provisions (especially Section 54 on transparency), through mandatory disclosures, a stronger monitoring and accountability mechanism, and considering a move towards human rights due diligence requirements.
2024-02-19T08:42:00+00:00
UK: The PRI welcomes the committee’s interest in understanding barriers around fiduciary duties and consideration of climate change risks in pension scheme investments. We make recommendations to clarify that the requirement to consider ESG risks includes an obligation to consider pursuing sustainability impact goals and the need for guidance on ...
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It is crucial that assessing and accounting for sustainability impact becomes a core part of investment activity. That’s why PRI, UNEP FI and The Generation Foundation are leading our work programme “A Legal Framework for Impact.”
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