MortgagesApr 19 2023

Green mortgages present consumer vulnerability risk

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Green mortgages present consumer vulnerability risk
The residential sector accounts for nearly 21 per cent of carbon dioxide emissions in the UK according to the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Jason Alden/Bloomberg)

The Financial Conduct Authority will take an increased interest in the green mortgage space having noted the potential for inaction on decarbonisation targets from mortgage lenders.

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