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To scale technologies, capital needs to crowd in. But this comes with risks.
Louise Schreiber, Mirova
Social-related risks, dependencies and opportunities have not yet received the attention they deserve from investors: the new TISFD framework aims to change that, says Mirovaโ€™s Louise Schreiber.
Recent moves by Lightrock, Nest and Galvanize offer signs that the private credit market is starting to bridge the financing gap, but there is still a long way to go.
Competitive returns - always a prerequisite for institutional allocators in mainstream private equity impact funds - are starting to materialise.
Those committing to and deploying impact strategies now have a clear idea of where the financial advantage resides.
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.
Lenders are starting to use SLLs for more than just operational improvements.
New York City's public pension systems have joined EDCI and reiterated deadlines for private markets managers to comply with net zero commitments. Now they plan to work on reducing Scope 3 emissions.
The UK development finance institution wants to crank up its mobilisation of third-party capital with the launch of its new climate brand.
Several major LPs gathered in New York this week to discuss system-level investing.
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