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Upcoming Webinar: what is a green mortgage?

Join on Monday July 29th from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

(This event was previously scheduled for 2nd July 2024)

Buildings account for 23% of all UK carbon emissions, and we know mortgages will play a pivotal role in financing the shift to net zero in the private housing sector. And yet, there is still no ‘official’ definition of a ‘green mortgage’.

! There is no formal regulatory definition, and regulatory returns data doesn’t differentiate between ‘green’ and ‘standard’ mortgages.

! In the market, the terms ‘Green’, ‘Sustainable’ and ‘ESG’ are often used interchangeably – despite carrying distinct (if overlapping) meanings.

! There is little consensus on how the various ‘green’ offerings out there can be categorised, nor how these correspond with different sets of consumer needs.

We may not have all the answers, but we believe now is the time to start the discussion.

This panel debate will bring together six experts from across the industry. Your host Cerys Williams, Partnerships Manager at Sero, will be joined by:
  • Robert Sinclair, Chief Executive of the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI);
  • Darren Haselton-Viney, Senior Climate Change Consultant at Nationwide Building Society;
  • Trudy Woolf, Director at e-Surv Surveying Services; Lee Coates OBE, Director at ESG Accord;
  • Dionne Pullen, National Sales Support Manager at Mortgage Brain.

They will discuss:

How the green mortgages market has evolved, the current product landscape, and how different types of products might meet different consumer needs;

The implications of the FCA’s new ‘anti-greenwashing’ rule for all regulated firms looking to develop ‘green’ products and propositions;

How we can move forward as an industry to arrive at a set of common answers.

The lack of clarity and consistency creates barriers to uptake in the green mortgage market, from adviser education and training, to sourcing, underwriting and product development.

By shining a light on this issue, we hope to spark industry and regulatory discussions that speed the journey towards a common understanding.

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