The unmissable 'SRI Services and Partners' showcase event for financial services intermediaries during 'Good Money Week' 2019.

Enjoy presentations, panel discussions and round table meetings with a range of fund managers and experts from across the ESG, SRI, sustainable, responsible and ethical investment market... with plenty of time to mingle over a sandwich lunch and drinks reception in the Barbican's beautiful conservatory (when formal proceedings have ended).

Citizens, companies and investors are no longer waiting for governments to take the lead in our transition to a fairer society that works within our planetary boundaries. We are seeing a huge growth in the market for impact investments, and their success is proving that this approach does not need to come at the expense of healthy financial returns. In many cases, companies demonstrating their responsibility and progressive thinking are out-performing their conventional counterparts.

Agenda:

• 12.00 Register / sandwich buffet lunch
• 12.45 Welcome / conference sessions begin
• 17.30 End of formal proceedings / bar opens
• 19.30 Event closes

Event overview:

• SRI market update from:
  • UKSIF
  • SRI Services

Please note this event is now full.

We are delighted to be joined by Tracey Crouch MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Sport and Civil Society whose brief includes social investmentat at this member-only event.

The event takes place during Good Money Week, UKSIF’s annual consumer-facing campaign, and we will focus on the question “How can we educate consumers about the potential to invest in-line with their values?”

Kindly hosted by Rathbone Greenbank Investments, the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre will present findings from their most recent analysis on reporting under the UK Modern Slavery Act and you are warmly invited to join our event.

The Social Stock Exchange is delighted to partner with Morgan Lewis to host an event during Good Money Week (www.goodmoneyweek.com) which will focus on smarter energy solutions, choice for consumers and achieving our carbon targets.

Confirmed speakers to date from the following organisations:

Intergenerational Justice demands that one generation must not benefit or suffer unfairly at the cost of another. With the prospect of Brexit looming how can we ensure that one generation is not leaving the world significantly worse off?