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Market forces will keep sustainability on the agenda, according to attendees at the annual MIPIM conference.
The US flag, deconstructed into two separated speech bubbles, one blue with stars, the other red with stripes
Increasingly disparate approaches to the role of ESG in investing โ€“ both within the US and relative to other markets โ€“ raise fresh challenges for responsibly minded investors.
Tug of war competition
Whether companies opt to ramp up their ESG work or pull back, they could be exposed to litigation risks, Norton Rose Fulbright partner Rachel Roosth tells New Private Markets.
Amanda Tonsgaard, AIP
The sustainable infrastructure firm believes that 'dark green' status still opens doors to investors 'that might otherwise be closed', even as the regulatory regime is under review, says IR chief Amanda Tonsgaard.
Getting portfolio companies up to speed with reporting requirements will be a priority for H1, says head of responsible investment Vai Patel.
Reporting obligations under the EU directive will be a 'big focus for 2025', ESG heads say.
Revaia head of sustainability Bettina Denis looks ahead to 2025.
BGF has been able to consider biodiversity issues through its work with AXA Altitude, according ESG consultant Fiona Place.
The UK real estate firm joins a select group of managers to adopt labels for their private markets strategies.
The Danish investor is building a โ‚ฌ2.7bn energy transition allocation and has found the US to be fertile ground.
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