Ethical Finance News
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News : Topics : Ethical Finance Ethical Finance is a rapidly growing sector of the UK financial services market. It is a term used to describe financial products such as bank accounts or insurance policies which are not funded by investment in certain industries such as the arms trade, in industries which harm the environment, or in companies who exploit their workers. Ethical finance has long been championed by the Co-operative Bank and their insurance arm CIS, and you can now find ethical products in almost every area of financial services, including savings accounts and bonds, current accounts, and child trust funds. News Stories on Ethical Finance:Smile Launches Discount Tracker Mortgage - Internet bank Smile launches new tracker mortgage with a discounted rate for first year (25/05/2006)Ethical Savings and Investment Worth £10bn - New study shows ethical savings rose 18% in 2004 (04/08/2005) Co-op Launches New Ethical Engagement Policy - Co-operative Insurance Society consults 44,000 customers on ethical policy (28/06/2005) CIS Launches First 'Ethical' CTF - Co-operative Insurance Services launches its ethical investment baby bond account (01/03/2005) Ethical Finance Worth £9bn - Latest ethical consumerism figures from the Co-op show ethical investment and finance rising strongly (29/12/2004) Ethical Boycotts Cost Business £2.6bn a Year - Ethically-led customers make an impact (09/12/2003) |
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