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The Impact 50 is our proprietary list of the world's largest managers of private markets impact capital, spanning private equity, venture capital, real estate, infrastructure, private debt and other strategies.

CBRE's Kaela Fenn-Smith on how the UK's Sustainability Disclosure Regime applies to real estate, and why managers should take action now.

Eiffel, the world’s 14th-largest impact fund manager, is introducing impact covenants into its loans.

The influential investor has broken down its approach to ESG and impact in its inaugural sustainability report.

Asset owners and their investment partners have begun in earnest to invest in climate solutions; are they missing a piece of the puzzle?

What do LPs want to see from a GP offering an impact fund?

LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs face an uneven playing field when it comes to accessing finance; Impact Engine's Priya Parrish describes how investors should 'think differently' about risk and reward and why impact investing is 'is a natural fit for LGBTQ+ people'.

A growing number of managers are looking to private debt in pursuit of positive impact.

The firm has found value in assets 'less obviously levered to the sustainability trend', according to co-head of impact Joanna Reiss.

The value of sustainable buildings should not be confused with the practice of sustainable investment in buildings, say GRESB’s Chris Pyke, chief innovation officer, and Parag Cameron-Rastogi, real asset analytics director.