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Rising wealth and income inequality has implications for investors; forward-looking managers will understand and address this.
Inequality is starting to be recognised more broadly by investors as an emerging area of systemic risk; it should be on institutional investors' radars, according to the large Canadian investors' latest research paper.
In attempting to create a standard framework for inequality disclosures, TISFD may pose the greatest reporting challenge yet.
It is still 'early days' but there has been a 'surge of interest' in the topic, according to Manulife's chief sustainability officer.
John Rabba, Mott MacDonald
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.
Meier, who oversees assets worth $272bn, believes private equity's fees are 'too high'.
New group is seeking to do for inequality and social issues what TCFD and TNFD have done for climate and nature respectively.
A key to the global push is KKR’s newly formed Human Capital Center of Excellence, which will co-ordinate the 'whole effort', Pete Stavros, co-head of global private equity, told Buyouts.
Greg Shell, Goldman Sachs
Shell manages GSAM’s newly launched social impact fund, Horizon Inclusive Growth I.
Even amid a political backlash against ESG, 'the zeitgeist of society' compels investors to worry about more than just the rate of return, says Carlyle's co-founder and co-chairman in a video interview at NEXUS 2024.
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