
Lloyds Banking Group funds GFI green finance scholarship for mortgage brokers
The scholarship covers the cost of the GFI’s new Certificate in Financing Greener Homes.

The scholarship covers the cost of the GFI’s new Certificate in Financing Greener Homes.

The partnership will work with financial institutions, energy providers, consumer groups and Government to develop and scale up green home finance solutions by 2030.Â

A report from the GFI and funded by the Scottish Government found low awareness of green loans, mortgages and other finance is a key barrier.Â

The initiative aims to harmonise property linked finance markets worldwide.

Developed by the Green Finance Institute (GFI) in partnership with the Green Mortgage Advice Initiative (GMAI), the document sets out a plan for embedding sustainability across the mortgage market in collaboration with non-financial stakeholders.

Tandem has reported a 40% increase in underlying profit to £24.1m and record green lending of £572m, as it strengthens its position as the UK’s greener digital bank.

This expansion of the Certificate in Green Mortgages aims to educate mortgage and property professionals in green home financing.

The GFI analysis compared the UK’s green loan market with that of other countries like Ireland, Belgium, and Germany.Â

The Green Finance Institute launches a new training programme to educate UK mortgage professionals on green mortgages, supporting the decarbonisation of the housing sector.

The UK Climate Change Committee has estimated that £250bn needs to be invested in UK home upgrades by 2050,
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