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Triodos Bank UK
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About Triodos Bank UK
Most banks won’t and can’t tell you exactly what your money funds. We do. We’re the only UK bank to publish our entire loan portfolio so you can see exactly what your money is going towards. Triodos Bank UK is part of Triodos Bank Group, a pioneer of sustainable banking. We believe money is never neutral, where it’s invested shapes the world around us. So our mission is to challenge the financial system by doing banking very differently and only financing organisations and projects that benefit people, communities and the planet. In the UK, that means lending to things you can recognise in everyday life: renewable energy, social housing, education, organic food, culture and care. We don’t fund activities that harm people or the environment, and we’re transparent about what we do finance and why. That’s why we work with individuals, businesses and institutions who want their money to support a fairer, more sustainable society, without losing sight of financial responsibility or good service. Want your money to align with your values? You’re in the right place.
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Signals from Triodos Bank UK
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Research & Knowledge
Triodos Bank UK published an article examining why institutional investors are scaling up their impact allocations and how they're doing it without sacrificing returns.
Reported by John Sharpe
Capital & Finance
Triodos Bank UK UK contributed to financing for the Cooperativa Agraria Norandino in northern Peru to ensure smallholder farmers are paid fairly and on time for their harvests.
Reported by John Sharpe
Operations & Supply
Triodos Bank UK UK operates the Willem-Annapolder wind farm in the Netherlands, where retired turbine blades are transformed into construction materials instead of landfilling or incinerating them.
Reported by John Sharpe
Presence & Recognition
Triodos Bank UK welcomed leaders from across the health and social care sector to a Connect & Collaborate event in London.
Reported by Mark Clayton