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Toby Mitchenall

Toby Mitchenall is the Senior Editor, ESG and Sustainability, at PEI Media. He is responsible for New Private Markets, a dedicated intelligence source on impact investing, sustainability and ESG in private markets, and is based in PEI’s London office. Toby was previously a consultant advising private equity firms on marketing and public relations.
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Rally Assets sees a 'tipping point' in terms of investable private markets impact strategies that seek to boost the economic inclusion 'of those not participating in the economy today, says CIO March Foran.
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Kartesia's investment team will retain autonomy, the firm said in an announcement.
(L-R) Toby Mitchenall, PEI Group, and Tom Mitchell, Cambridge Associates
In this podcast, recorded at NEXUS 2026, Cambridge Associates partner Tom Mitchell describes the LP experience amid a period of slow distributions and fast-moving news.
Climate adaptation, AI dichotomies and LPs' continued enthusiasm for sustainable investment were among the themes to emerge from PEI Group's flagship private equity gathering.
Investors are allocating more to private markets impact, but it comes at a time when many are spending more to ‘meet the moment’, said panellists at NEXUS this week.
As portfolio supply chains face disruption from multiple sources, sustainability experts are well placed to add value. NPM spoke to winners of our 2025 awards to find out how.
(L-R) Temple Fennell, Clean Energy Ventures; Mike Fang, Kronyx Capital Partners; Sam Gibson, Hadron Energy; Robert Schultz, Capricorn Investment Group; Nikita Singhal, Blue Owl Capital
Investors are focused on the immediate need for an expanded and reslient energy supply.
As we head to Orlando to discuss the future of private equity, here are the topics that will loom large over proceedings.
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The Canadian investor and private markets heavyweight has unveiled a revamped climate investment strategy that sees it move away from emissions intensity metrics and towards climate transition-alignment.
Clockwise from top left: William Orum, Capricorn Investment Group; John Goldstein, Goldman Sachs; Etiene Ekpo-Utip, Rede Partners; Ania Manczyk, Mercer
Allocators signalled their sectors and strategies of interest for the next 12 months on a webinar organised by advisory firm Rede Partners.
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