We asked several sustainability chiefs about their to-do lists for the year ahead: here are three key takeaways.
The firm worked with 49 portfolio companies on carbon reduction pathways in 2023, says ESG lead Bahare Haghshenas.
Max Odefey, co-founder of Genui
The European private equity firm plans to deploy its third fund exclusively into 'positive impact' investments, says co-founder Max Odefey.
Aga Siemiginowska, Oakley Capital
The private equity firm will be working with its businesses – particularly those in the consumer sector – on supply chain management over the next few months, says head of sustainability Aga Siemiginowska.
Schroders Capital, which runs strategies in multiple asset classes, developed its global norms framework in 2023 to identify companies with poor human rights records, says head of sustainability and impact Maria Teresa Zappia.
The real estate manager will this year work to 'more systematically assess risk and opportunities connected with nature', says Helen Gurfel, head of sustainability and innovation.
Adinah Shackleton, Permira
Among other initiatives this year, Permira is working with external academics to take a portfolio-wide approach to biodiversity risks, says Adinah Shackleton.
As we near the end of the voting period, we reveal which three categories are the most finely balanced contests.
With a variety of mandatory and voluntary disclosure regimes coming online this year, how can private markets firms stay ahead? Alex Farmer and Jennie Morawetz, partners at law firm Kirkland and Ellis, break down the key questions.
Impact dollars
Just Capital and TISFD are among the organisations to receive funding from The Tipping Point Fund on Impact Investing.
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