Analysis

  • A Delphic moment in climate risk

    05 August 2021

    Only by measuring the downside can we truly know our climate selves, writes Woody Bradford

  • Green Bond Comment, August 2021: A new dawn for the beleaguered transition bond label?

    04 August 2021

    Once seen as the next exciting frontier in sustainable fixed income, the take-up of transition bonds has so far underwhelmed the market. But could the beleaguered label stage a fight back, asks Ahren Lester

  • Church of England natural capital assessment puts 'social value' on land assets

    04 August 2021

    A large-scale study of the investor's natural capital impact will inform its net zero strategy, Harry Ashman tells Michael Hurley

  • Impact at scale: Apollo Impact

    03 August 2021

    In the latest in a series of articles on large private equity impact funds, Marc Becker tells Michael Hurley how Apollo is investing for impact

  • Impact at scale: KKR Global Impact

    02 August 2021

    In the latest in a series of articles on large private equity impact funds, Ken Mehlman and Robert Antablin tell Michael Hurley how KKR is investing for impact

  • Impact at scale: Bain Capital Double Impact

    30 July 2021

    In the latest in a series of articles on large private equity impact funds, Bain Capital tells Michael Hurley how the firm is investing for impact

  • Impact at scale: The Rise Fund

    29 July 2021

    In the first of a series of articles on large private equity impact funds, Maya Chorengel and Steve Ellis tell Michael Hurley how TPG is investing for impact

  • How investors can support a circular economy for plastics

    29 July 2021

    New engagement guidance will help investors ask the right questions of companies, argue Rebecca Chapman and Gerald Naber

  • SGX steps up Singapore's sustainability drive

    28 July 2021

    Plans to require TCFD reporting and the launch of a nature-based carbon market are set to boost sustainable investing in Singapore, Herry Cho tells Michael Hurley

  • Governing voluntary carbon markets

    27 July 2021

    Carbon markets are the thin edge of a deep wedge that will see explosive innovation in advancing a broad range of nature-linked offset markets, argues Simon Zadek

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