The investment required in the UK’s housing stock cannot be solely funded by government. Access to private sector finance is essential to fund energy efficiency upgrades.
Green mortgages have grown from four products in 2019 to 61 in 2024, with continued investment and product design anticipated over the coming years. With 84% of all mortgage transactions completed by a mortgage adviser, the industry can play a key role in educating customers on how to finance green home improvements.
Our training course has been accredited by London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF) and is designed to increase the knowledge of the emerging market of green home finance.
Where is the training held?
The training is delivered in maximum groups of 10 delegates to ensure the training is interactive and there is enough opportunity for questions.
We suggest finding a quiet area away from a busy office and allowing some time before and after the course for reflection.
I have a larger team and would like you to deliver the training face-to-face
What do I need to bring?
The training will cover:
- Overview of the climate crisis
- History of the green finance sector
- The vital role of housing in tackling climate change
- Green mortgages – an evolving market
- Emerging technology, grant funding and EPCs
- Q&A
Format
Cost
For larger groups or enquiries about in-person training sessions, please contact training@gfi.green.
Who should attend?
View our T&cs here