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Dutch pension investor PGGM has one Article 9 fund in its private equity portfolio.
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Panellists at the Impact Investor Global Summit London 2023 agreed that GP-leds are where secondaries investors can have the most impact.
(Left to right) Anders Klinkby, Position Green; Phil Davis, Helios; Marleen Dijkstra, AlpInvest; Charles Avery, New Private Markets
The bulk of reporting on SFDR has yet to come through and there is 'not one right answer' on how to do it, said panelists on day two of the Impact Investor Global Summit in London.
When considering who should bear the cost of SFDR compliance, a look at other regulatory regimes is instructive.
There is not yet a clear answer to the question of whether LPs or GPs pay for additional ESG-related fund costs.
The fund of funds manager is working with PwC to ensure its non-EU investments align with the greenest EU fund classification under SFDR.
A grey brick with 'regulations' written in yellow on top
A study of more than 50 cities found regulation held back progress on circular economy goals, according to the OECD's Oriana Romano.
A grey brick with 'regulations' written in yellow on top
The Pension Insurance Corporation, which has 16% of its NAV invested in private credit, is seeing ESG elements creeping into loan terms, but a tweak to insurance regulation would make smooth the way for more.
Climate+, a long-term asset fund aimed at DC pensions, will invest across private markets.
'It’s harder if you’re in a state where you’re not supposed to consider ESG risks,' expert says.
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