Guest Writer
The sector is shaping up to be the backbone of the green energy revolution and a tasty prospect for institutional capital, writes George Heynes.
Lawyers from Linklaters dig into the detail of the UK's climate disclosure rules, which scope in large private companies.
With more capital being directed to meet urgent social and environmental needs, demand for individuals with an impact mindset is growing, says Acre’s Ian Povey-Hall.
Before FAIRR, investors did not realise the relevance of the global protein sector’s impact on climate change.
Natural capital is an investable theme – not just an exercise in risk management, writes Ashim Paun of Triton Partners.
The world is still reliant on fossil fuels and we don’t yet have the infrastructure to support a rapid transition away from that energy source. Instead, we need to use the tools we already have to get to net zero.
Patricia Volhard and John Young from law firm Debevoise & Plimpton review the EU's ambitious sustainability disclosure regime a year after its introduction.
The review of the Walker Guidelines should be a reset moment for private equity and society in the UK, argues Anthony Silverman of advisory firm Apella Advisors.
If you want proof that taxing CO2 works, then look to Sweden, argues Helge Tveit, managing partner of EV Private Equity.
With major EU regulations on the horizon, Ben Jackson asks if human rights will emerge as the next key ESG issue for private equity firms.
If you do not receive this within five minutes, please try to sign in again. If the problem persists, please email: