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Though widely dubbed ‘anti-ESG’, Florida’s House Bill 3 may actually reinforce the importance of ESG in financial considerations.

The cast of characters at this year's Impact Investor Global Summit tells a positive story about how institutional investors are thinking about impact.

When considering who should bear the cost of SFDR compliance, a look at other regulatory regimes is instructive.

Charitable endeavours are a welcome part of corporate citizenship, but should be presented carefully to limited partners.

Despite the emergence of big-ticket specialist strategies, generalist impact funds are still raising capital amid a tougher fundraising environment.

The Global Impact Investing Network’s agriculture performance benchmark could influence LPs’ thinking outside their narrow allocations to 'impact'.

Despite their relatively small size, in-state and local impact allocations will require more oversight and draw more scrutiny than investors’ main private investment buckets.

Impact and sustainability remain high on LP wish lists, but a heterogeneous investor universe makes fundraising a difficult exercise.

North American and European markets receive the majority of impact investment capital. To maximise positive change, the balance must be redressed.

Individual investors find qualitative impact stories more engaging than KPIs – but with retail impact channels set to mushroom, comparable impact data will become critical.