Toby Mitchenall
The cast of characters at this year's Impact Investor Global Summit tells a positive story about how institutional investors are thinking about impact.
This is part of a wider effort by the pension to quantify the impact of its 'targeted sustainability investments'.
The firm has collaborated with Conservation International, a global non-profit, to form Akaria Natural Capital.
Across private markets different bodies and groups are striving to harmonize ESG data gathering and reporting: it is a worthy and devilishly difficult task.
The impact investor has previously raised a seed fund, a VC fund and created the LiveKindly Collective, a $1bn roll-up of brands in the alternative protein sector.
The private equity industry must decide how its long-established fiduciary duty fits with a crisis like this.
The shortcomings of available performance data are making public market equivalents a more attractive benchmark.
GPs may be reluctant to think about diversity in their own teams; at some point they will not have a choice.
There is no lack of enthusiasm for impact investing, but a lack of definition risks undermining progress.
David Browne joins among a number of high-profile hires as the firm prepares to raise its first buyout fund in a decade.
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