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Our strategy is underpinned by being financially strong and high performing with a rigorous approach to compliance and risk.

S&P Global reaffirmed our A+ (negative outlook) credit rating in October 2023.

The negative outlook reflects the unavoidable impact of high inflation and Futures' plans to invest more in the energy performance of its homes which will deliver benefits for both customers and the environment.

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Governance rating (G1). 'The provider meets our governance requirements as set out in our governance and viability standard.'

Viability rating (V1). 'The provider meets our viability requirements as set out in our governance and financial viability standard and has the capacity to mitigate it's exposures effectively.'

View our latest regulatory judgement

In 2019, we secured £200m to deliver 1,200 homes over the next five years.

The new funding structure also provides the Group with more cost effective debt.

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Year ended March 2023

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May 2023

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Prospectus 2019

Prospectus 2022

S&P Global reaffirmed our A+ (negative outlook) credit rating in October 2023.

In its rating statement S&P add that they expect the organisation’s financial position to further strengthen over the next two years. Futures’ outlook has however changed to negative to reflect the unavoidable impact of high inflation and the association’s plans to invest more in the energy performance of its homes which will deliver benefits for both customers and the environment.

View the full report here

The Regulator of Social Housing has published its annual consumer regulation review. One of its key messages was that complying with health and safety obligations remains the most fundamental responsibility for governing bodies of registered providers (housing associations). Also that it is essential that registered providers can show that they are meeting their health and safety obligations, and that tenants are not at risk in their homes.

We comply with all statutory responsibilities for fire safety, gas safety, lift safety, legionella, asbestos and electrical safety, whether stock is owned, managed or leased. We do not own or manage any properties that are more than 18m high and have no properties that are clad with aluminium composite material type panels.

We also have systems in place to identify and deal with risks of mould and damp in our customers' homes. You can find out more about our approach to damp and mould by clicking here.