ESG

In today's edition, The uphill battle for sustainable investing capital inflows; Harvard's 'exceptional' year; Hamilton Lane's exec reshuffle.

In today's edition, Our latest Women of Influence in Private Markets list is out; StepStone hires a former LP heavyweight; What's standard practice in ESG?

Investors such as PensionDanmark and PGGM are reappraising the risk-return on offer in emerging markets, according to discussions at Climate Week NYC.

In today's edition, CVs are complicating key person clauses; US pensions giants earmark billions for climate capital; A Brookfield departure.

In today's edition, why climate risk is leaving LPs in a catch-22; Australia's SWF turns secondaries buyer; a mid-market firm reaches final close.

The previous vintage closed on $5.58bn in February last year.

In today's edition, Blackstone's Schwarzman touts the US AI opportunity; ADIA backs a Saudi endowment's LP-led; Why the UK could go from 'net zero' to 'not zero'.

In today's edition, Warburg nears its flagship target; CVC looks to match its record-breaking fundraise; An LP bets on PE's distribution drought.

In today's edition, Evergreens are creating co-investment conflicts; One of Canada's most influential LPs heads to the Middle East; Women earn significantly less carried interest than men in the UK.

In today's edition, Continuation fund activity outstrips traditional secondaries activity; New ESG rules could have a chilling effect on private markets; An APAC rainmaker resurfaces at an international GP.