Improving Accessibility in Payments: A £70bn ESG Opportunity
Unlocking inclusive financial solutions for sustainable growth
October 22, 2025
Unlocking inclusive financial solutions for sustainable growth
While attitudes toward ESG vary across regions, our 2025 survey indicates that sustainability remains high on the UK CEOs’ agenda. ‘Climate impacts’ comes in at number 3 in terms of
A new report calls on financial services to embed accessibility at its core, ensuring people with learning disabilities are not excluded.
On 23 July 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a landmark advisory opinion on the obligations of states in relation to climate change. This blog is a collaboration between Lorraine Johnston, Partner, Tom Cummins, Senior Counsel – Dispute Resolution and Miran Bahra, Associate – Dispute Resolution at Ashurst LLP.
More and more consumers value products that reflect their sustainability values. However, the payments industry is falling behind, especially regarding card portfolios, which are still far from aligning with a sustainable lifestyle. Traditional payment cards, often made from plastic, fail to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions and do not reflect the sustainability values consumers increasingly prioritise.
Consumer behaviour has always been a massive force for change, and the payments industry is no exception. The trend towards sustainability and especially the movement of consumers towards a sustainable
At a recent executive session hosted by KPMG and The Payments Association, a consistent theme emerged: boards understand the importance of climate action but struggle to prioritise digital decarbonisation without
In a new blog post for the ESG Working Group’s ESG Toolkit, we dive into how TPA Member G+D Netcetera have championed sustainability ratings. We discuss their experience of partnering with GoCodeGreen
Top CEOs see through global turbulence by betting big on AI – Navigating a decade of disruption: Ten years of the KPMG CEO Outlook research shows CEO confidence in their organization’s future, despite geopolitical and economic volatility.
In this episode of the Insights Podcast, Tom Mason, co-founder of Shoal, and Marten Moller, Impact and Partnerships Manager at Algbra, discuss how fintech and banks can collaborate to create the next generation of sustainable financial products.
Becoming a B Corp as an early stage fintech has the potential to massively drive growth for your business. As a newly certified B Corp, Griffin are excited to share our journey and encourage other fintechs to consider this path.
