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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.
Much like their European counterparts, Asian managers are opting not to comply with the EU's dark green classification, according to panellists at Responsible Investment Forum Asia.
Mandatory benchmarking is making it difficult for supers to allocate to impact funds, which often blur asset class lines.
If your ESG fund vows to exclude 'fossil fuel' securities, be sure to define what you mean by this phrase.
Reflections on the need to reform EU SFDR and the road ahead for climate reporting in the US.
Diverging sustainability regimes present challenges for GPs, particularly when raising capital from both LPs in Europe and those in US ‘anti-ESG’ states, say Debevoise & Plimpton’s Ulysses Smith and Patricia Volhard.
After three years spent grappling with the EU sustainability rules, some managers have found an approach that works for them; but most still are hoping for reform.
Three recent cases against Australian institutional investors highlight greenwashing risks for private markets firms, writes Luke Barrett, a partner at law firm Gilbert + Tobin.
CBRE's Kaela Fenn-Smith on how the UK's Sustainability Disclosure Regime applies to real estate, and why managers should take action now.
The FCA's labelling regime is generally considered to be well constructed. That doesn't mean fund managers will use it.