Discussing sustainable banking with ecolytiq

1 min read|Published December 04, 2023

New research by Tink reveals that 40% of people surveyed in the UK want their bank to offer tools to help track their environmental impact, yet only 24% of banks currently offer such services. The data indicates that the financial industry has an opportunity to contribute to a more sustainable future by promoting tools that help customers understand, manage, and reduce their carbon footprint.

In our latest webinar, we’re joined by David Lais, Co-Founder & Managing Director of ecolytiq to discuss how we have partnered to create a seamless way for banks to seize the opportunity and offer combined financial and sustainability coaching – and what we can expect for the future. The webinar covers subjects such as:

How customer demand is reshaping the market
How climate engagement is crucial to banks and what the key benefits are
How the cost-of-living crisis is also having an impact on the demand for sustainability solutions

CategoryOpen banking

Tink will embed ecolytiq’s solution into its platform to scale sustainability-based services

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