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Signs point to increased emerging markets impact activity
A flurry of fundraising suggests that impact capital is at long last starting to flow to emerging markets.
Can we invest responsibly in defence?
St Thomas Aquinas can help investors navigate the ethical issues around defence investment, writes Elpis Impact's Dominic Hall.
In a consolidating market, smaller impact funds are still finding fundraising success
A relative abundance of firms issued positive fundraising updates for smaller strategies in January.
Diverse manager programmes live on amid DEI rollback
Chicago Teachers' keeps growing the proportion of its assets managed by MWDBE firms.
The missing ingredient for impact is time, but it’s in short supply
Investors have shown they are able to work with managers on imperfect impact data – inadequate returns data is another story.
Impact fundraising is now a game of winners and losers
Market sentiment is clear: there is capital out there, but only for managers that can prove their mettle.
Artificial intelligence: Transforming alternative assets, from fundraising to exits
AI is touching every aspect of the alternative assets industry - from internal applications to portco value creation and investment opportunities. But there are risks ahead, with overhype and regulatory uncertainty partly clouding the path forward.
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View from the sustainability office: Permira’s Shackleton on ratchets, revenue and...
The multi-strategy firm is working on a more consistent approach to sustainability-linked loans and sharpening its focus on supply chain risks around human rights.
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In brief: Phoenix’s private markets sustainability lead departs
Anand Rajagopal has left the UK’s biggest life and pensions firm, with no replacement planned.
