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Investors are waking up to the need to tackle rampant waste.
The push for net zero could have unintended consequences if the decarbonisation of high-emissions sectors is ignored.
While awareness has grown, engaging with management teams to gain buy-in and demonstrate the value of ESG is crucial, say Michael Octoman and Bence Szegedi at Navis Capital Partners.
Despite a lack of infrastructure, emerging managers are demonstrating their commitment to sustainability and diversity.
The need to decarbonise and society’s expectations for a more circular economy are driving new investment opportunities across PE and infrastructure, say 3i’s Sophia Walwyn-James and Céline Maronne.
Could setbacks in emerging market fundraising hinder global development objectives?
As regulation and voluntary initiatives start to create alignment around ESG expectations in private equity, we explore how the Principles for Responsible Investment maintains its allure.
A strong focus on sustainability is required to address pressing climate concerns and ensure a just transition, says Swedfund’s Maria Håkansson.
Private equity firms are increasingly seeking ways to generate value through ESG across the investment lifecycle, say ERM’s Andrew Radcliff and Claudia Solaini.
GPs and LPs are stepping up their global ESG efforts to collect decision-useful data, say Anne Matusewicz and Jérémy Rasori at Reporting 21.