A new sustainability reporting standard for
environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors in the UK social housing
sector has been backed by 61 organisations, including housing associations, banks
and investors. ESG refers to range of criteria that may be considered by
investors as they look to invest ethically in business and organisations that
provide social value. The new standard aims to provide a uniform approach to
how housing associations show private investors that by investing in them,
their money can have a positive social impact. Read more on Inside Housing.
Six suspects arrested in £300m fraud probe at UK social housing fund
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Serious Fraud Office mounts seven raids on sites linked to company that
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