What happened?
TCC has joined the SME Climate Hub community as part of our ongoing efforts to help tackle climate change and embrace more sustainable business practices.
As a participant of this important worldwide initiative, we’ve committed to taking meaningful action towards lowering our impact on the environment in line with the United Nations’ Race to Zero campaign – including halving our emissions by 2030.
The SME Climate Hub is a non-profit global organisation that empowers small-to-medium-sized businesses to take meaningful steps to combat climate change, manage their resources more efficiently and support the collective move towards a healthier, ‘zero carbon’ planet.
It also provides assistance for companies wishing to build more resilient business strategies – including protections against climate-related disruptions and closures – as they look towards the future.
The project was originally devised through a collaboration between the We Mean Business Coalition, the Exponential Roadmap Initiative and the Race to Zero campaign with support from Normative and the Net Zero team at Oxford University.
As an eco-minded business and member of the UK’s Business Climate Leaders campaign, we’re delighted to have taken this crucial step in supporting a greener future – and look forward to sharing our annual progress towards carbon neutrality!
Frequently asked questions
What has TCC committed to?
TCC has signed the SME Climate Commitment, pledging to halve its emissions by 2030 in line with the United Nations’ Race to Zero campaign.
What is the SME Climate Hub?
It is a non-profit global organisation that helps small and medium-sized businesses reduce their environmental impact and work towards net zero.
Is TCC involved in any other climate initiatives?
Yes, TCC is also a member of the UK’s Business Climate Leaders campaign.
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- BankingTCC helps retail banks, challenger banks, building societies and specialist banking providers strengthen governance, manage financial crime risk and demonstrate good customer outcomes. Our specialists support Consumer Duty, remediation, regulatory transformation, FCA intervention and compliance assurance programmes through advisory, managed services, specialist resourcing and technology-enabled compliance. With more than 25 years of experience supporting FCA-regulated firms, we help banks respond confidently to regulatory scrutiny while strengthening operational resilience and customer trust.
- General Insurance & ProtectionTCC helps insurers, brokers, MGAs and protection providers evidence fair value, strengthen customer outcomes and identify emerging customer harm. We assess product governance, claims performance, distribution oversight and vulnerability risks, helping firms create regulator-ready evidence, improve operational performance and demonstrate that products and services deliver value throughout the customer lifecycle.
- Lending & Consumer CreditTCC helps consumer credit firms evidence good outcomes, strengthen affordability and vulnerability frameworks, and manage complaints, remediation and regulatory risk. We support lenders with practical, regulator-ready compliance programmes that improve governance, customer treatment and operational resilience.
- Motor FinanceTCC helps motor finance lenders, brokers and providers assess redress exposure, prepare for large-scale customer reviews and strengthen complaints, affordability and Consumer Duty frameworks. We combine regulatory advisory, managed operations, specialist resource and technology-enabled assurance to deliver consistent customer outcomes, robust governance and regulator-ready evidence under heightened FCA scrutiny.
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