Change description : 2025-11-03 13:00:00: Final report of the Social Impact Investment Advisory Group and Executive Summary – Final report of the Social Impact Investment Advisory Group added. [Policy papers and consultations]
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Following the Government’s announcement of plans to create a new Social Impact Investment Vehicle at the Autumn Budget 2024, the Government has established a Social Impact Investment Advisory Group that will report to the Chief Secretary to the Treasury and Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.
The advisory group will provide recommendations on ways to effectively mobilise social impact capital, including Impact Investment Vehicles, and will provide views on existing work across government on impact capital.
The membership of the advisory group brings together impact investors and experts across the impact investment industry and civil society.
Update 3 November 2025:
The work of the SIIAG has now concluded and they have submitted their final report to government.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury, James Murray, and Secretary of State for Culture, Lisa Nandy said:
We are deeply grateful to Dame Elizabeth Corley for her leadership of the Social Impact Investment Advisory Group, and to all its members for their commitment and dedication to this important work.
Their final report – with valuable contributions from over 100 individuals across the impact economy – sets out a compelling vision for how we can work in partnership to deliver inclusive growth and unlock new sources of capital to invest in improving the lives of people across the UK.
We will carefully consider the report’s recommendations and look forward to working with colleagues across government to take this work forward.