CII launches Green Finance Companion Guide

The Chartered Insurance Institute has today published a Green Finance Companion Guide that supports delivery of its Code of Ethics.

The guide provides an explanation of green finance, gives members guidance about how to incorporate green finance related thinking into their decision-making, and sets out their need to act as role models when it comes to sustainability.

Alan Vallance, CII chief executive, said: “Professionals are often at the cutting edge of change in our lives, leading the way and setting examples for others to follow. One of the greatest needs of our time is to make sustainable choices for the future, and be mindful of protecting our environment and natural resources. Clients are increasingly aware and concerned about their impact on the planet, and many firms in which professionals work have ESG policies that they expect their staff to uphold. This Companion Guide seeks to help insurance and personal finance professionals understand that their responsibilities when it comes to Green Finance are part of their duty to act ethically, and learn about how they can make a difference day to day to meet the needs of the planet, as well as the needs of their clients.”

Whilst this new guide was written for CII members, it can also be used by the wider insurance and personal finance community.

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