We were more than happy to support the Sustainability Reporting Standard when it was launched over four years ago, as it aligned well with our sustainability roadmap. We will shortly publish our fifth annual ESG report under the standard. Supporting the SRS has allowed us to highlight our progress in ESG to a range of our stakeholders since 2021.

Steve Hallowell, Director of Treasury and Investor Relations, Home Group

Adra was a proud early adopter of the SRS in 2020. Subsequent benefits have included strategic alignment of sustainability issues, improved decision making and the further strengthening of relationships with funders.

Rhys Parry, Director of Resources, Adra

As an adopter of the SRS since its inception, we see great value in having a benchmark for reporting metrics which investors, issuers and the sector all agree upon.

Miles Lewis, Director of Sustainability, Clarion Housing Group

We’re proud to continue to support and endorse the SRS as it aligns with our purpose to create positive social and environmental outcomes for our customers, colleagues and climate.

Molly Auchterlonie, Sustainability Reporting and Engagement Manager, Stonewater

We’re proud to be an adopter of the SRS – it’s helping us bring greater structure and clarity to our ESG reporting and support operational objectives.

Ben Colyer, Corporate Treasury Director, Platform Housing Group

Abri, as a leading housing association on sustainability, is delighted to use the SRS to demonstrate clear, robust and transparent reporting to give assurance on the widest range of ESG issues.

Ben Earl, Head of Partnerships and Sustainability, Abri

As founding members of the SRS, PIC continue to promote and support streamlined sustainability reporting which provides transparency and comparability within the social housing sector, highlighting potential sustainability-related risks which are considered in our analysis.

Sinead Lennon, Investment Stewardship Manager, Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC)

We’re proud to be a founding member of the Sustainability Reporting Standard (SRS) and to have contributed to its evolution into a more practical and valuable tool for both bond investors and issuers. Consistent, transparent disclosure of ESG metrics is essential for informed investment decisions and effective monitoring, complementing ICMA allocation and impact reporting for issuers committed to sustainable financing.

Becky Tozer, Associate Director, Debt Capital Markets, Lloyds Corporate & Institutional Banking

Lloyds is proud to be a longstanding adopter and key supporter of the Sustainability Reporting Standards (SRS) – the SRS has helped increase the consistency & transparency of ESG reporting across the sector, and has been pivotal in supporting the delivery of ESG finance.

Melanie Russell, Director, Housing, Lloyds Corporate & Institutional Banking

We are proud to have supported the SRS since its inception. For four years, we’ve published annual reports on the SRS performance of our bLEND borrower pool, showcasing the sector’s progress on sustainability. The framework has strengthened the structure and transparency of our sustainability reporting and continues to keep us aligned with evolving sector standards.

Priya Nair, Chief Executive, The Housing Finance Corporation (THFC)

Being an adopter of the SRS allows us to measure and benchmark our commitment to decarbonisation, and the ability to look out as well as in, at best-in-class housing organisations.

Grainia Long, Chief Executive, Northern Ireland Housing Executive

It’s been fantastic to see the SRS evolve and drive stronger ESG reporting across the sector. The insights have resulted in improved reporting and disclosures, allowing us to shape finance solutions and continue supporting our customers on their sustainability journey. We’re excited to keep exploring how the SRS can accelerate the transition to net zero and deliver greater social impact across the UK.

Marcos Navarro, Director & Sustainability Lead – Real Estate & Housing Finance, NatWest

It’s great to see more housing associations adopting the SRS, demonstrating our sector’s ongoing commitment to sustainability. This sector-led initiative has transformed the way the UK’s social housing sector manages and reports on sustainability performance and is playing a vital role in helping demonstrate environmental, social and governance credentials to investors. We’d encourage other housing associations to come on board to make the most of these opportunities.

Rhys Moore, Executive Director of Public Impact, National Housing Federation

We’ve been reporting on our environmental and social impact for the past five years, and setting ourselves annual and long term targets to hold ourselves to account and ensure we continue to achieve the best possible outcomes for our customers and their communities. We value the transparency the Sustainability Reporting Standard brings. It’s playing a key role in our journey to become a more sustainable, resilient organisation, and is helping the social housing sector attract the funding it so desperately needs.

Eleanor Lindsay, Head of Impact, Community & Place, Hyde

L&Q has proudly adopted the Sustainability Reporting Standard (SRS) since 2022, recognising its vital role in driving consistency and transparency across the sector. The framework not only enables meaningful benchmarking and shared learning but also equips us with the tools to clearly demonstrate the positive impact we deliver. For us, it’s about strengthening collaboration and telling a unified story of the difference we make

Liz Blackwell, Group Head of Sustainability, L&Q