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Who are the world’s largest impact capital managers? The 2024 Impact 50 list revealed
The Impact 50 is our proprietary list of the world's largest managers of private markets impact capital, spanning private equity, venture capital, real estate, infrastructure, private debt and other strategies.
EQT joins ranks of world’s largest private markets impact capital firms
This year, 10 firms have joined the Impact 50 for the first time, accounting for a diverse selection of strategies and geographies.
Eight LPs helping shape the Impact 50
New Private Markets is compiling a list of every known investor in every fund in the Impact 50 – including pension funds, development banks, family offices, foundations, corporates and insurance companies – and some names are cropping up again and again.
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Is the need for impact data hurting emerging markets?
It is often harder to collect data in the regions that need impact capital the most.
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Is the need for impact data hurting emerging markets?
It is often harder to collect data in the regions that need impact capital the most.
The state of sustainable private markets through the prism of research
Industry research and proprietary data points to forward momentum on impact investment and a mixed picture for ESG.
Why GPs are thinking more about biodiversity
It won't just be ESG pioneers and natural capital specialists integrating biodiversity into their investment processes.
They said it: Six LP quotations from H1
Notable utterances from influential limited partners from the first half of 2024.
Impact 50: The enduring appeal of separate accounts
As the impact investing industry matures, fresh capital is being pumped in – creating ripe conditions for managers to grow separately managed accounts businesses alongside commingled funds.
SUSTAINABILITY-LINKED LOANS
Eiffel raises €200m for impact-through-ESG debt fund
Eiffel, the world’s 14th-largest impact fund manager, is introducing impact covenants into its loans.
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Is the need for impact data hurting emerging markets?
It is often harder to collect data in the regions that need impact capital the most.
