GPs are stepping up on DE&I as investors hold them accountable.
It set out in 2002 to start an impact investing revolution. What does Bridges do now the revolution has begun?
The SFDR’s second phase – which will provide more detailed requirements for managers of ‘sustainable’ funds – will come into force on 1 July 2022.
The US firm has hired Ying Lucy Fan from a battery storage developer to help invest, operate and manage sustainable infrastructure assets.
The group will make recommendations in two areas: impact measurement and new financial products.
The growth in wider energy-transition strategies introduces an interesting new dynamic to renewable and clean energy investment.
Vortex Energy IV, which is targeting $700m, is looking to invest across the energy transition spectrum in Europe, North America and Australia.
For the second year in a row, research firm Global SWF has assessed the world's largest state-backed investors on issues of sustainability.
The deal comes as the firm is building out its ESG credentials.
The fund will follow a growth equity strategy targeting European, Latin American and Indian companies focused on 'impact themes of people, planet and productivity’.