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Toby Mitchenall

Toby Mitchenall is the Senior Editor, ESG and Sustainability, at PEI Media. He is responsible for New Private Markets, a dedicated intelligence source on impact investing, sustainability and ESG in private markets, and is based in PEI’s London office. Toby was previously a consultant advising private equity firms on marketing and public relations.
Sofia Bartholdy, The Church Commissioners for England
Working out how much of a portfolio qualifies as being climate solutions involves as much debate as science, said Church Commissioners' Sofia Bartholdy at the Responsible Investment Forum: Europe this week.
Investors' responsibility is to be 'consistent and unfazed and provide leadership', says Permira's executive chairman at the opening of the Responsible Investment Forum: Europe on Wednesday.
Regina Kline, Enable Ventures
Enable Ventures is targeting $75m for its debut fund, which will invest in mature seed and series A funding rounds.
Jessica Pan, APG Asset Management
Certain social investment themes can be 'great investments' but not necessarily for the investor's impact mandate, says senior portfolio manager Jessica Pan.
Proponents of sustainable investing in private markets are on high alert after the emphatic re-election of Donald Trump, but they will not succumb to pessimism.
Sustainable private markets are maturing, according to allocators at the Impact & Transition Investor Summit this week in New York.
Preeti Bhattacharji JP Morgan Private Bank
Preeti Bhattacharji, head of sustainable investing for JPMorgan's US Private Bank and a speaker at the Impact & Transition Investor Summit, discusses trends in the impact investment space.
Jed Emerson, Alti Global
Questions remain about how to deliver impact on multi-billion-dollar scale, according to Jed Emerson, chief impact officer at investor Alti Tiedemann Global and speaker at the upcoming Impact & Transition Investor Summit in New York.
The use of catalytic capital to mobilise private sector investment has 'hardly met expectations'; that may be about to change.
More than a third of investors say they are 'unlikely' to hire managers lacking in diversity, but real world data challenges this position, reports bfinance.
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