Make My Money Matter Limited

About Make My Money Matter Make My Money Matter is a people-powered campaign fighting for a world where we all know where our money goes, and where we can demand it's invested to build a better future. Starting with pensions, then high-street banks, we're going to make sure people find out where their money's going, and we're going to help them to demand it does better. We're going to connect this movement with decision makers in the public and private sector. And together, we'll demand that the financial system transforms to put people and planet on a par with profit. Doing this, we'll help move trillions of pounds - away from the destructive, harmful investments of the past, and into those which help build a sustainable, resilient future we can all be proud of. Company Objectives The Company's objectives are to: 1. promote the ethical and sustainable investment of personal finances - starting with pensions, then high-street banks - for the public benefit. 2. advance the education of the public as to how their personal finances - starting with pensions and then banks - are currently being invested, their impact and the principles and effects of ethical and sustainable investment; and 3. undertake and promote research relating to ethical and sustainable investment by experts in the field and likeminded people, and to make the results publicly available where useful. Main activities We have a three-pronged approach to our work: 1. Public campaigning: where we aim to engage the public and drive action, to put pressure on industry, employers, government, and regulators to make our pensions and high-street banks align with net zero and tackle the climate and nature crisis, rather than drive it. 2. Partnerships with businesses and other employers: to ensure their staff pension and corporate bank is aligned to net zero, to improve their approach to sustainability and to put pressure on the finance industry to act and build momentum. 3. Policy and Advocacy work: we engage with industry, government, regulators and others - to influence the policy and regulatory environment in the UK and beyond to tackle the climate and nature crisis, rather than drive it.