L&C Mortgages secures B Corp certification in sustainability milestone

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L&C Mortgages has joined the ranks of certified B Corporations following its first assessment by global non-profit B Lab.

The B Corp designation is awarded to businesses that meet stringent standards in social and environmental performance, transparency, and legal accountability. L&C achieved a B Impact score of 87.4, comfortably surpassing the minimum threshold of 80. B Lab reports that the average score among most businesses undergoing the assessment is typically 50.9.

The certification places L&C among more than 2,500 companies in the UK that have committed to using business as a force for good, in line with B Lab’s global framework. The evaluation covers five core areas: governance, workers, community, environment, and customers.

Mark Harrington, chief executive officer at L&C, described the achievement as a proud moment for the firm and a validation of its values.

“Becoming a certified B Corp is a proud moment for L&C, underlining that we are a business that puts people, planet and purpose first,” he said. “Achieving certification is certainly a major milestone but only represents the beginning of our commitment to ongoing improvement.

“I’m excited for the impact we can continue to make, as we strive to build a fairer, more inclusive and sustainable future for our colleagues, customers and communities.”

Certification must be renewed every three years, with companies required to demonstrate measurable improvements and a continuing commitment to high standards.

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