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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.
Stan Miranda speaking at New Private Markets Impact Investor Global Summit
Stan Miranda, co-founder of the All Aboard Coalition, said investors are operating on the basis that short-term priorities will continue to trump long-term climate needs.
A report produced by Trill Impact and Value for Good would be useful for peers among direct investors and LPs who want to sharpen up their manager due diligence.
Those committing to and deploying impact strategies now have a clear idea of where the financial advantage resides.
Anders Bendsen Spohr, Novo Holdings
Anders Bendsen Spohr, managing partner and head of planetary health investments at Novo Holdings and speaker at this week's Impact Investor Global Summit, describes the need for various groups of investors to collaborate to fill an urgent funding gap.
Robert Schultz, Capricorn Investment Group
Rober Schultz, a partner at Capricorn Investment Group and a speaker at the upcoming Impact Investor Global Summit, looks forward to a future in which the world 'impact' is not used in connection with climate investment.
As we gather in London next week for the Impact Investor Global Summit, we will find out how impact themes have fed into investment performance.
Ralph Engelchor, Achmea Investment Management (left), and Adam Smallman, PEI Group
Impact-linked loans were a recurring talking point at The Private Debt Investor Europe Summit 2026.
Illustration of a piggy bank with a coin.
The fund has already deployed $300m across 10 investments.
Investors at this month's Private Debt Investor Europe Summit described how sustainability and impact are increasingly relevant in private credit, despite undeniable headwinds.
The UK development finance institution wants to crank up its mobilisation of third-party capital with the launch of its new climate brand.
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