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A clear view of the future of private markets sustainability
New Private Markets' 'View from the sustainability office' is tackling both the big picture and the knotty details.
Asian investors are embracing impact
Investors from across Asia and the Pacific stepped up their work in sustainable private markets in the first half of the year.
Sustainable capital management in an era of AI and populism
Investing in socially useful assets means little if they are over-leveraged and under-managed at the fund level, writes Newcore Capital CEO Hugo Llewelyn.
Size, sighs and debate around the Impact 50
Online discussion this week shows both how far impact investing has come, and how much more its needs to develop.
The allocator perspective: Eight quotes from LPs in H1
Climate adaptation and navigating political uncertainty were among the topics on the minds of LPs in the first half of the year.
Big investors writing big cheques shape this year’s Impact 50
If LPs want to make a large commitment, they will generally gravitate towards particular managers.
How climate investment plans in the Global South are playing out
Some high-profile commitments to increase institutional capital flows to emerging markets climate investment are having an impact, market actors tell New Private Markets.
Actis on finding opportunities in climate resilience
A thorough approach to investing in adaptation and resilience will deliver long-term value, says Shami Nissan from Actis.
Avoided emissions are being brought into scope
Calculating avoided emissions is fraught with difficulty, but progress in standardising methodologies is beginning to gain ground.
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Lean times for green loans?
Given changing attitudes to ESG, we explore whether sustainable loan structures still have a future in the world of fund finance.
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Investor Intentions: EIF interested in European clean energy-linked and social-infrastructure funds
The institution will consider both emerging and established managers while prioritising underserved European regions.
