Our work is focused on the priorities of our members and where our cross-sectoral remit can add the most value: industry long-term competitiveness, regions and nations, trust and reputation, green finance and sustainability and international trade and investment.
The following key outcomes align with these priorities:
We have responded to the UNFCCC’s climate finance work programme, setting out priorities to help deliver the New Collective Quantified Goal and scale finance for developing countries. Their response highlights the need for strong public finance, better conditions for private investment, more support for adaptation, and structured engagement with the private sector.
In preparation for the upcoming election on 7 May, we have developed a manifesto that showcases the industry's impact in Wales and outlines several recommendations for productive collaboration with elected officials
Our latest report, produced in partnership with Freshfields, outlines strategies to attract large-scale private investment into UK infrastructure. It proposes improving financial and regulatory frameworks and highlights the importance of exporting British expertise to global markets. The report urges joint efforts between government and industry to reinforce the UK's position in infrastructure and foster international growth.
The Annual Conference 2026 will take place on Thursday 18 June, bringing together senior leaders from across the financial and related professional services industry with political and regulatory stakeholders to explore themes around innovations in FinTech, the regulatory and taxation environment, and driving growth
Explore moreOur National Conference 2025 took place at the Queens Hotel in Leeds on Thursday 27 November. This year's conference was an opportunity to look at the role of our industry in enabling inclusive growth across the UK.
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