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Depending on which allocator you speak to, private credit presents either a promising way to invest with impact, or sustainability's 'humungous gap'.

ESG teams are increasingly able to demonstrate how their efforts drive growth in portfolio companies. It is a welcome development.

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.

Fundraising by private debt firms for impact strategies appears to be picking up, even as ESG integration into mainstream strategies may be declining.

The use of catalytic capital to mobilise private sector investment has 'hardly met expectations'; that may be about to change.

This year's GIIN Impact Forum took a different tone to usual, reflecting how far the industry has come.

The Impact & Transition Investor Summit: North America 2024 is now just weeks away; here are the themes we are looking forward to discussing.

In attempting to create a standard framework for inequality disclosures, TISFD may pose the greatest reporting challenge yet.

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.

The market forces that have propelled climate funds to the top of LP wish lists look set to continue.