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Unnithan spent 15 years at the firm, which is the 44th largest manager of impact capital.

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.

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.

New Private Markets' Impact 75 tracks the largest managers of impact capital across private markets asset classes, and shows that growth is not the sole preserve of the mega-firms.

The firm is set to step up impact investing mainly via private equity and infrastructure, says founder and CEO Antoine Prudent, with Asia a rising focus generally.

The Singaporean investor is looking to build a 5% exposure to core-plus infra by 2031.

Margaret Anadu, who co-founded the firm's real estate group, left Vistria in April.

The manager of Novo Nordisk Foundation’s $36bn of investments is expanding its planetary health portfolio and mulling carving out an allocation for private equity GPs to run, while more offices in Asia may also be on the cards.

Roy Swan, director of mission investments at the Ford Foundation, argues that decades of zero-sum thinking have pitted workers against shareholders and damaged the economy, but a new, improved playbook is emerging.

The Swedish pension fund has committed $110m to a private credit strategy from the Swiss impact asset management firm.