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Infrastructure Investor Impact Investing 2024
Inside: Shaping the future – why emerging markets will need a bigger slice of the infra capital pie; How social impact infrastructure is slowly growing; Expert comment from Eurazeo, Resonance Asset Management and NextEnergy Capital; Plus much more…
Infrastructure Investor April 2024 cover
Inside: The GP consolidation wave – will bigger prove to be better?; A deep dive into maritime e-fuels; Why the fibre sector is tying the industry up in knots; Plus much more…
The Impact Investing Institute’s policy and strategy director Bella Landymore on impact evolving to become a core part of investment decision making.
Attracting private market commitments remains a challenge for the continent. Does the AfDB’s new fund have the solution? Elisabeth Jeffries investigates.
Investment in infrastructure that benefits society is gaining momentum, but the sector still faces challenges.
The world will need more impact-focused capital in the coming years, and developing markets a fairer share of it.
Europe leads the US on impact investing and is more open to allocating to emerging markets.
Which is why Schroders Greencoat has launched a fund with DC investors specifically in mind, says the firm’s portfolio manager.
The impact benefits are clear, but funds must be cautious in how they approach this burgeoning sector.
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