How climate investment plans in the Global South are playing out
Some high-profile commitments to increase institutional capital flows to emerging markets climate investment are having an impact, market actors tell New Private Markets.
Actis on finding opportunities in climate resilience
A thorough approach to investing in adaptation and resilience will deliver long-term value, says Shami Nissan from Actis.
Avoided emissions are being brought into scope
Calculating avoided emissions is fraught with difficulty, but progress in standardising methodologies is beginning to gain ground.
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The natural gas transition play is coming to a GP near you
Investments in natural gas assets are welcomed back into polite society when framed as 'transition' assets.
Impact investing cannot be all about the data
As data collection gets more sophisticated, some LPs are warning not to get too hung up on the numbers.
A more structured conversation around blended finance
Analysis by British International Investment and BCG constitutes a valuable step forward for blended finance.
Falling short is the new normal
In this environment any fund close – even below target – is cause for celebration.
Affordable housing is scaling up
Large managers are in market with open-end strategies on both sides of the Atlantic.
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In brief: Infranity leads financing for IFM’s ERG deal
Paris-based infrastructure manager contributes €125m to a €350m facility for the Australian investment firm to acquire a stake in the Italian renewable energy company.
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EQT founder’s family office inks ‘milestone’ biodiversity credit sale
Aleksandra Holmlund, who runs Qarlbo Biodoversity, said she wanted the deal to be 'transparent and easy to understand, and verified by someone other than ourselves'.
