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Miliband and Rayner press ahead with plans to enforce Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards that would demand improvements to 57% of the Private Rented Sector The Department for Net Zero and…
What are climate-related financial disclosures? And what do they mean for the UK property sector? Here’s everything you need to know
Small and mid-sized lenders face unique challenges when it comes to the climate transition. Constrained budgets, few ESG leads, and less regulatory pressure experienced than larger lenders; there are understandable…
As climate regulations tighten and scrutiny on financial disclosures intensifies, mortgage lenders are under increasing pressure to measure and disclose the climate impact of their loan portfolios accurately. The Partnership…
As new regulations reshape the UK’s financial sector, mortgage lenders must adapt to evolving climate-related requirements and ensure they are contributing meaningfully to the net zero transition. The UK Transition…
Climate risks are reshaping the financial landscape, and for mortgage lenders in the UK, a well-structured climate transition plan is no longer optional – it’s essential. But what exactly is…
SME mortgage lenders are currently lagging on climate action, but will soon be required to submit climate disclosures. Discover practical steps for climate planning to get started.
Mortgage lenders can effectively reduce emissions by using scenario analysis to quantify external dependencies and by introducing proactive retrofit initiatives – here’s how.
Poor climate data quality (especially from EPCs) is blocking progress on climate transition planning for UK mortgage lenders.
Learn how Nationwide, Ecology Building Society, and others are setting the standard in reducing mortgage financed emissions and driving retrofit.
Kamma and Equifinance partner to ensure the second charge lender has accurate ESG data for underlying assets in the mortgage portfolio
Missing EPC data means climate risk and financed emissions blind spots for lenders and property companies. Predictive EPC modelling could be the solution.
Carbon intensive assets are riskier and that should be reflected in capital requirements – including the energy inefficient homes in a lender’s mortgage book
Kamma’s analysis has found that 84% of UK mortgaged homes could be upgraded to a minimum EPC C standard with retrofit costs of less than
How can mortgage lenders accurately measure the energy efficiency and emissions of their portfolio to quantify transition risk?
