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Stories of the Decade 2019: ESG takes centre stage
With ever-increasing scrutiny of corporate behaviour and calls for greater diversity, the industry is grappling with how to invest responsibly.
Why investing in resilience is here to stay
There’s no question infrastructure assets are particularly exposed to climate change. But, how can investors mitigate the risk? And are there opportunities to pursue through resilient investing? We turned to the industry to find out.
Stories of the Decade 2011: ‘Social dynamite’
The former Allianz Capital Partners CEO’s prediction of growing public opposition to private ownership of infrastructure was spot on, though he might have been surprised at the extent to which he’d be proved right.
Meridiam embraces impact investing with switch to Benefit Corporation
Founder and CEO Thierry Déau says the manager has been focusing on social and environmental responsibility since inception, with ‘no contradiction between impact and good returns’.
Future Fund’s deputy CIO: We’re placing ‘more emphasis’ on ESG
Australian sovereign fund's executive tells conference investors must adapt and improve their processes to keep up with the influx of capital into private equity
Welcome to a decade of Infrastructure Investor
We review the asset class’s first 10 years, as ESG and customer service both took centre stage, in the first article from our special 10th anniversary issue.
Welcome to a decade of infrastructure
We review the asset class’s first 10 years as ESG and customer service take centre stage.
Renewables? There’s a fund for that
Three high-profile firms have recently launched fundraises that will focus exclusively on the sector, underlining a growing trend in the asset class.
Aberdeen Standard to manage AIIB’s $500m ESG infra bonds portfolio
The credit portfolio, which is targeting total returns of 5-7 percent, aims to boost awareness of environmental, social and governance issues in emerging Asian markets.
We need to talk about Southern Water, regulation and ESG
The UK utility's repeat offences that led to a record-breaking fine raises serious questions about how asset managers are held to account.
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