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The TISFD seeks to create a reporting framework for social and inequality-related risks and represents a 'welcome step', writes John Rabba of Mott MacDonald.
Three recent cases against Australian institutional investors highlight greenwashing risks for private markets firms, writes Luke Barrett, a partner at law firm Gilbert + Tobin.
Whether through voluntary or compliance market structures, carbon trading is now an attractive opportunities for investors, writes New Forests' Jeff Briggs.
CBRE's Kaela Fenn-Smith on how the UK's Sustainability Disclosure Regime applies to real estate, and why managers should take action now.
LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs face an uneven playing field when it comes to accessing finance; Impact Engine's Priya Parrish describes how investors should 'think differently' about risk and reward and why impact investing is 'is a natural fit for LGBTQ+ people'.
The value of sustainable buildings should not be confused with the practice of sustainable investment in buildings, say GRESB’s Chris Pyke, chief innovation officer, and Parag Cameron-Rastogi, real asset analytics director.
Impact Frontiers convened a side event following the Impact Investor Global Summit in May to map the way to more effective impact performance reporting. Mike McCreless and Rathi Ramasamy describe the outcomes.
Emerging markets infrastructure debt has suffered from a 'historic misperception' of risk-return, argue Hannah Gore-Randall and Nicholas Bamber from Legal & General.
The UK's ageing population provides an opportunity for investors to generate positive impact and financial returns, write David Whiteley of Whiteley Consulting and James Law and Angela Shepherd of law firm Clifford Chance.
Carlotta Saporito, head of impact at JPMorgan Private Bank, reflects on how the impact market has fared over last 12 months and what forces are now driving it forward.