News and Media
As the UK economy feels the impact of ethical business ever more keenly, Triodos Bank can provide informed comment or interviewees on a broad spread of issues. From globalisation to the impact of wind farms on local communities, Triodos can generate comment, articles, customer testimonials and high quality pictures to support.
An important part of our role is to stimulate and lead public debate on issues including our quality of life, social and environmental development, and sustainable finance.
Many of our people are acknowledged experts in their fields and we strongly encourage them to take part in all relevant forms of discussion and consultation. We want our long and wide experience in promoting sustainable development to make the biggest possible difference. We can provide quick, hassle-free access to regional, national and international news and commentary spanning a number of increasingly influential business sectors including ethical banking and investment, renewable energy, social enterprise and organics.
Latest media releases
Know where your ISA goes?
14-03-2012 | UK savers can put their ISA money to good use in 2012 Read more
Report shows sustainable banks outperform world’s largest banks
09-03-2012 | Growing banking sector provides profitable option for investors and opportunities for entrepreneurs. Read more
Colour of Money
The Colour of Money is Triodos Bank's quarterly magazine. Inside you'll find news and views from Triodos, as well as the stories behind some of our customers, and in-depth analysis of developments in the sustainable arena. Subscribe for free , download the latest issue or read a selection of articles from the Colour of Money below.
Sustainable Tourism - Clean Breaks
27-04-2012 | Whether it’s a weekend away or the trip of a lifetime, travel and tourism can enrich our lives and has the potential to do the same for the people living in the destinations we visit. Read more
World Development Movement - Food Securities
27-04-2012 | Banks are reaping huge profits from betting on food prices in unregulated financial markets. Read more