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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
From climate change, water security and demographic shifts to geopolitics, low and negative real long-term interest rates and technological evolution: institutional investors must respond...
For institutional investors, the path to net zero can be tricky – but it is navigable. Here are 3 areas for investors to consider as they make this journey.
Research shows that better data could help unlock the finance to meet spiking need and bridge a multi-billion-dollar gap in humanitarian aid.
One of the best tools in prompting leaders to address climate change and make organizations more sustainable is via compensation and incentive programs.
Interest in FDI is still strong - and investment promotion agencies around the world are demonstrating their criticality as we begin to recover from COVID-19.
Renewable energy sources all carry some cost to the environment - which is why impact investors must seek to strike the right balance in their activities.
Long-term investors are negatively affected by the effects of poor heath - but they can play a role in fostering healthier lifestyles, too. Here's how.
Many of the tactics used by PE firms can help investors engage in more active ownership amid the shift towards stakeholder capitalism.
Institutional investors are increasingly addressing climate change and other risks, without sacrificing expected returns.
Post-crisis winners will be governments that move quickly to attract foreign investors once economies reopen, rather than remain over-cautious.
Growing numbers of institutional investors are incorporating environmental, social and governance considerations into their investment criteria.
Emerging markets are on the rise, but diversifying into them brings new challenges.
Practical insights to help companies fulfil their obligation to create positive social and environmental impact.
The SDGs could be worth $12 trillion, but they've been slow to attract finance. SDG500 is a new multistakeholder investment initiative to change that.
What if transactions were based on shared goals? Sellers would retain a stake and select a buyer based on their view of the new owner’s ability increase the value of the business.