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A gender-smart approach to infra can aid the transition to a more equitable and sustainable economy, says 2X Global’s Sana Kapadia.
While these initiatives can provide young people with an entry point into private markets, they must be thoughtfully run to be effective.
It is clear that the shift to a low-carbon economy depends on decarbonisation of transport. What is less evident – at least right now – is how we are going to get there.
Rail’s sustainability push is making managers bullish about the sector’s future prospects.
Digitalisation is part of a wider plan for a greener planet and a better world, says Edmond de Rothschild’s Jean-Francis Dusch.
Irene Kim, Shi Hao Zijdemans and Ivan Rossignol from AIIB explain the economic and social impact of digital infrastructure.
Net-zero momentum and the digitalisation push promise profound change.
Inherent cyclicality may mean there are fewer funds focusing solely on transport infrastructure, but Oaktree Capital Management’s Josh Connor and Emmett McCann believe that specialisation gives an edge in this critical sector.
Last week’s PDI Europe Summit highlighted opportunities from repricing, more flexible structures and the tricky art of pricing ESG.
Clean Energy Finance Corporation has committed A$80m to SAF II, with PEP set to help portfolio companies make decarbonisation plans.