Our Commitments

How we care for the environment, our people and our local community

At MT Finance we take our environmental, social and governance (ESG) responsibilities very seriously. We believe we have an opportunity to make a positive difference and are committed to giving back to our community, our people and our planet. Here’s how we make a difference.


Environmental

  • We have a strict recycling policy that covers toners and cartridges, batteries, paper, glass, plastics, wood, coffee pods and electrical goods which can no longer be donated
  • Our shredded paper waste is recycled. This happens at a facility that runs on renewable energy
  • British Land, who own the 32-acre neighbourhood where our office is based, is progressing towards net zero carbon. 100% of the waste they manage is diverted from landfill and 94% of the energy they buy comes from renewable sources
  • British Land is working to make our area traffic-free within five years
  • We audit all our third-party suppliers on their own ESG policies and activities
  • We have a scheme which switches the cars our business uses to electric vehicles
  • In June 2021, we introduced a cashback scheme that awards £250 credit to borrowers who achieve an energy performance (EPC) rating of A or B at any time during the term of their loan

Social

  • A signatory of the HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter, we are committed to creating a workplace that is gender diverse
  • We place a real emphasis on upskilling and promotions. This has allowed many of our employees to work up from entry-level position to heads of departments
  • We have a work experience programme which provides GCSE, A-Level, college and university students the chance to work alongside all areas of the business
  • Employees are entitled to a range of benefits including free access to gyms and leisure facilities, free eye tests and season ticket loans
  • We have a long history of supporting a number of charities and have donated to and raised funds for the likes of Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, Prevent Breast Cancer and Global Penguin Society.

Governance

  • When we joined the Women in Finance Charter in 2018, we aimed to have at least one woman on the board of directors by 2020; we have surpassed that and now have two
  • We take our commitment to supporting borrowers extremely seriously and our in-house compliance team works hard to ensure all appropriate measures are taken
  • Our company is regularly inspected by external independent auditors
  • Our regulated bridging loans are authorised and regulated by The Financial Conduct Authority.

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