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A number of data points this week – including our own Impact 50 list – point to continued LP enthusiasm for private markets impact.
The appetite for Eurazeo's debut transition strategy shows the power of impact to driver allocations, says co-CEO Christophe Bavière.
View of modern photovoltaic solar panels to charge battery. Rows of sustainable energy solar panels set up on the farmland. Green energy and environment ecology concept.
Clwyd Pension Fund has established a separately managed account with Capital Dynamics.
Strathclyde Pension Fund has allocated £15m to Temporis Capital's impact strategy, a regulatory filing shows.
New Private Markets is compiling a list of every known investor in every fund in the Impact 50 – including pension funds, development banks, family offices, foundations, corporates and insurance companies – and some names are cropping up again and again.
This year, 10 firms have joined the Impact 50 for the first time, accounting for a diverse selection of strategies and geographies.
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.
Impact Frontiers, which now stewards the five dimensions of impact and ABC classification system, is inviting feedback from investors, standard setters and researchers.
Waving Australia flag in the air
The superannuation fund has allocated $75m to the TowerBrook Delta, and will also co-invest in wind turbine serving company Liftwerx.
Forbion, a life sciences venture capital firm, has held a first close on €75m for Forbion BioEconomy Fund I, which is targeting €150m.
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