(From left to right) Udayan Goyal, Apis Partners; Lila Preston, Generation Investment Management; Bobby turner, Turner Impact Capital; Robert Antablin, KKR; Maya Chorengel, TPG; Scott Barrington, North Sky Capital; Mathieu Chabran, Tikehau Capital; Nancy Pfund, DLB Partners; Philip Newborough, Bridges Fund Management; Kevin Lu, Partners Group; Andy Kuper, LeapFrog Investments; Michele Giddens, Bridges Fund Management; Torbjorn Caesar, Actos; Stephen Ellis, TPG; Ken Mehlman, KKR; Cecilia Chao, Bain Capital; Jim Coulter, TPG; Nino Tronchetti Provera, Ambienta; Thierry Deau, Meridiam Infrastructure; David Blood, Generation Investment Management; Matteo Stefanel, Apis Partners.
Our inaugural list of the world's largest impact managers in private markets contains specialists from private equity, private debt, private infrastructure and real estate. It promises to be controversial.
Ken Pontarelli Goldman Sachs
The newly established Sustainable Investment Group has raised more than $800m to invest in a market segment where valuations 'are a lot more forgiving' than other parts of private markets, says partner Ken Pontarelli.
How the research and analytics team calculates the Impact 20.
Nearly a third of LPs sent a formal ESG questionnaire in due diligence for GI Partners’ $3.9bn sixth private equity fund, David Smolen, MD and ESG chair at GI Partners, told New Private Markets.
Robert Antablin and Ken Mehlman
The firm raised $1.3bn for its 2018-vintage KKR Global Impact Fund, of which $300m was committed by New York State Common Retirement Fund.
Impact investing
BlackRock joins the likes of TPG, Bain Capital, KKR, Blackstone, Apollo, Morgan Stanley and Hamilton Lane in creating a dedicated impact vehicle.
How the private markets firm's impact unit would deploy a $5bn climate fund.
The Northern European firm, an ESG early mover, has opted for an ESG-linked subscription credit line.
The firm provides credit options for small and medium-sized US businesses and earmarks some capital to be invested in diverse-owned companies.
James Gifford, Credit Suisse
Impact and responsible investment guru James Gifford says that if investors want to make change happen, they need to allocate to private markets opportunities.
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