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Impact investors are looking for solutions to boost global food security.

We explore six areas where impact investors are putting their capital to work.

The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation is becoming inextricably linked with the impact investment process, says Amara Goeree, sustainability director, private equity at Schroders Capital.

Reliable and relevant data is vital for impact investors to demonstrate accountability and to make better decisions, says KPMG’s Tania Carnegie.

As impact assets under management mushroom, impact managers are fine-tuning their strategies and working to differentiate themselves from the crowd.

Impact and financial returns should be mutually reinforcing, says partner and co-head of impact at Apollo, Joanna Reiss.

Investors see more impact opportunities and want more rigour behind those strategies, say Matt Autrey, Ana Maria Harrison and Yohan Hill at Adams Street Partners.

Reaching unbanked communities is unlocking more opportunities to create impact than ever before.

A panel of client relation experts say GPs should gear up for more questions around impact data.

The face of impact investing has evolved – now it offers a variety of compelling opportunities for investors seeking to align their financial and environmental or social objectives, say StepStone Group’s Suzanne Tavill and Bhavika Vyas.