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Climate risk and the UK housing market. Canary in the coal mine?
There has been limited focus to date on how rising exposure to physical climate risks, such as sea-level rise, overheating, surface water flooding and subsidence, is increasingly affecting property values, mortgage lending, insurance availability and affordability in the UK. Earlier this month, we welcomed leading experts from across the financial, insurance and housing sectors to the House of Lords to brief P4P supporters on what these rising physical climate risks could m
Sep 29


Financial Services Bill update: Peers make case for climate and nature
A new Bill proposing major reforms to UK financial regulation and banking is currently making its way through Parliament. Yet despite the wide-ranging reforms contained in the Financial Services and Markets Bill, there is no mention of climate change or nature issues. That is a missed opportunity to help deliver the Government's ambition for the UK to become the sustainable finance capital of the world. Achieving that ambition will require a financial system that not only sup
Jun 9


Pensions Bill update: new guidance to support pension managers on long-term risks
The Pension Schemes Bill has completed its Lords stages and will now return to the Commons for consideration. Following cross-party efforts by P4P Peers, alongside MPs and organisations including ShareAction , the Government has committed to address longstanding uncertainty around pension trustees’ investor duties, particularly how to respond to system-level risks such as climate change and nature loss, while acting in savers’ best interests. This will be delivered throug
Apr 13
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