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Fundraising from US institutions has undoubtedly become harder, but many are still committed and capital deployment remains resilient, according to panellists on NPM's live webcast.
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The renewable energy investment firm could close its seventh climate infrastructure fund at more than twice the size of its predecessor in autumn next year, says CEO Peter Davidson.
The Brazilian investment bank currently relies on concessionary investors to ensure steady fundraising, but it sees DFIs as a temporary, not permanent, part of its LP base.
The $100bn to $200bn climate funding gap cannot be filled with equity capital primarily, research from the family office syndicate states.
The upper echelons of the Impact 75 are home to many infrastructure funds โ€“ does the asset class have an inherent link to impact?
Toby Mitchenall, PEI Group (left) and Hannes Manndorff, OeEB, on the New Private Markets Podcast
Managers of emerging markets-focused climate strategies would do well to meet OeEB's Hannes Manndorff, who is deploying capital on behalf of Austria's development finance institution. In this podcast, he discusses what the LP is looking for.
The infrastructure firm enters the Impact 75 list for the first time list year, but is an experienced energy transition investor.
The partnership will help CalSTRS take advantage of 'significant demand for new energy, power and digital infrastructure credit', investment director Nick Abel told NPM over email.
The European firm is one of few managers with a climate-focused co-investment strategy.
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The US private equity firm has teamed up with GIC and ICICI Bank in a deal illustrating the growing global interest in India's renewable energy market.
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