City AM publishes the latest news and sharpest views from the City of London and the rest of the UK.

From its newsroom in the heart of the Square Mile, supported by a team based in Manchester, City AM publishes across a growing network of print and digital assets, including its flagship newspaper, website, app, magazine and social channels. 

All of these products and platforms have undergone an exhilarating re-brand for our 20th year, one which speaks to the ambition that we have as well as the legacy of the brand.

The Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) is the leading international professional body for specialists in geospatial engineering and commercial management in infrastructure. 
CICES membership demonstrates that individuals are competent in their field and committed to continuing professional development. Members work to the highest standards and are a valued member of the construction team.

Within the two fields of geospatial engineering and commercial management, members can specialise in  land and engineering surveying; hydrographic surveying; photogrammetry and remote sensing; GIS; utilities and subsurface mapping; quantity surveying; estimating; planning; cost engineering; procurement engineering; project management; and construction law.

We drive the growth of the green and sustainable debt market through science-aligned frameworks including our taxonomies and standards, our Certification, our data and insights, and our provision of expert policy and technical advice.

Since 2010 Climate Bonds has played a central role in elevating the green bond market from a niche concept to a mainstream source of capital for sustainable development. The green and sustainable bonds* market is now worth more than $5 trillion and growing fast. Climate Bonds helps ensure the quality of these bonds, and provides investors, issuers and others with the information they need to participate in the market. At Climate Bonds Initiative we:  

- Inspire investors to support the transition to a green and resilient future;  
- Demonstrate the demand for and describe the impacts and return of green investments; 
- Influence and support governments to incentivise green and resilient investments; 
- Drive the growth of a quality market by defining, updating and monitoring green standards.  

GIIA is the membership body for the world's leading investors in infrastructure, and advisors to the sector, who collectively represent US $1.3 trillion of infrastructure assets under management across 70 countries. Our members are investing today to provide the smart, sustainable and innovative infrastructure needed for our communities and economies to thrive.

IPFA is the global professional association that connects and promotes the collective interests of both public & private sector organisations, and professional individuals involved across infrastructure and energy financing.

We are independent and don’t exist to make a profit. We are funded and guided by our members, which include the industry’s leading investors, lenders, advisors, developers, sponsors and government institutions active in infrastructure and energy markets around the world.

For 25 years, IPFA has provided the infrastructure and energy industry with a home for thought leadership, networking and professional development.

UKSIF exists to bring together the UK’s sustainable finance and investment community and support our members to expand, enhance and promote this key sector. Our work drives growth and new opportunities for our members as global leaders in the sustainable finance industry.

UKSIF represents a diverse range of financial services firms committed to these aims, and our 320+ members, managing over £19trn in assets under management (AUM), include investment managers, pension funds, banks, financial advisers, research providers, NGOs, among others.

UKSIF and our members have been hugely active in, and supportive of, efforts to promote the sustainable finance agenda and worked closely with policymakers and others to find new ways to overcome the barriers to the growth of sustainability and deliver progress towards decarbonisation of the economy.