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Impact investments assets break half-a-trillion mark – GIIN reportMore than 1,300 investors are managing $502bn in assets slated for positive change, according to the Global Impact Investing Network.
Responsible Investment Forum showcases growing ESG momentum in the USConference panels underlined that ESG pressure from large US LPs will only increase, writes Natasha Buckley of UN-supported Principles for Responsible Investment.
Meteor5 appoints PE veteran Kevin Albert as senior advisorAlbert, who remains senior partner and partnership board member at Pantheon, will help Meteor5 identify new opportunities.
Side Letter: TPG's tough road, Infra Berlin bonanza, Yale to the kingLPs have questions for TPG over its governance structures as the firm's second Rise Fund faces a tough road ahead. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
McGlashan’s indictment could slow Rise II fundraisingTPG’s response has been swift, but limited partners may choose to take their time over commitments to the second Rise Fund.
Has Bill McGlashan poisoned the impact well?Don’t be surprised if TPG goes on to successfully raise the second Rise Fund; the actions of its erstwhile boss, however, may make it harder for other impact investors.
Hercules founder steps down amid college bribery allegationsThe HTGC founder and his wife allegedly paid to fabricate their daughters’ SAT and ACT exam results and bribed a Georgetown University tennis coach.
Side Letter: On the indictment of TPG's Bill McGlashanBill McGlashan is no longer at the helm of The Rise Fund. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
McGlashan allegations: what they mean for impact investingThe leader of TPG’s The Rise Fund, the most prominent impact investor in the industry, has been charged over his alleged role in a college admissions bribery and money laundering scam. The fallout could be significant.
Side Letter: Hard/Soft ESG, Abraaj alumni, Salu, Goldman slacksData dominated Day 2 of the Responsible Investment Forum in NYC, while a new player is making waves in insurance. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.