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In what ways are real estate lenders addressing the ‘E’ in ESG?
As investing with a gender lens gains increasing traction, we take a closer look at what this strategy entails and what is driving its growth.
Creating a culture where women feel valued is key to improving gender diversity in secondaries, says Akin Gump’s Mary Lavelle.
Highly diversified and resilient, the European collateralised loan obligation market is attracting increasing attention, say Permira Credit’s Ariadna Stefanescu and Jihan Saeed.
Adebanke Adeyemo, director of Black Women in Asset Management, on how the sector’s employers can ensure talented Black women in their organisations thrive and reach the top.
The additional costs of complying with sustainability targets could result in many more ‘stranded assets’. Rachel Richardson of Macfarlanes explores an issue of prime importance to private debt funds.
Understanding the key real estate trends emerging from the pandemic leads to credit opportunities that investors can benefit from, argues BentallGreenOak’s Jim Blakemore.
The digital publication will provide insight into the burgeoning sectors of ESG and impact investing in private markets.
As investors’ perception of ESG develops, private market managers are reacting, says Nabeel Ansari of Broadridge Financial Solutions.
Many GPs have had a good crisis so far, but they need to be alive to LP sentiment on the big issues of the day.