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Echoing the increasingly urgent public discussion around global warming and its impact, more investors are voicing their climate concerns, and goals, to their GPs, writes Victoria Robson.
The US firm expects renewables to be a big part of its business in coming years, part of the reason it has also hired William Demas from CIP.
More than 500 attendees gathered virtually for our flagship diversity event last week gaining insight into topics ranging from progress on D&I issues and creating an impact to trends shaping the infrastructure industry. Here are some key highlights.
With climate change and a fairer society post-covid in keen focus, we investigate whether investors are in danger of forgetting how important governance is to their portfolios.
Greenfield renewables provide attractive opportunities with greater control of the costs and sustainability, says Quinbrook’s David Scaysbrook.
Many of the most exciting sustainable infrastructure investment opportunities are off-limits to mega funds simply because of their size, says B Capital Partners’ founding partner Barbara Weber.
OMAI’s head of ESG, Dean Alborough, examines the virtuous cycle of sustainable investment in Africa and how the landscape has changed.
The Sustainable Development Goals are focusing strategies on the continent, but surviving the pandemic will bring additional challenges.
Value for Women’s Rebecca Fries explains how investors can improve their opportunities to innovate and their impact, particularly in the wake of covid-19.
An investment strategy that is intrinsically impactful with a strong focus on managing ESG risks will allow investors to ride out much of the uncertainty caused by covid-19, writes Sabine Chalopin, ESG and impact manager at Denham Capital.