Guide 2024

Guide 2024: The national advisory boards (NABs) for impact investing of Turkey and Belgium share their views on how the impact ecosystem is developing in their local markets.

Guide 2024: While the infrastructure asset class in general has faced a slowdown in fundraising recently, investor appetite for gaining exposure to infrastructure impact funds is on the up, across sectors and geographies.

Impact considerations are on the rise among real estate investors who want to see both social and environmental goals as the cornerstone of investment strategies.

Guide 2024: The majority of private debt impact funds invest in emerging markets. What needs to be done to accelerate the mobilisation of capital into the sector from a wider universe of investors?

The growth in listed equity impact funds continues, as the sector expands beyond its private market origins. But can investors really generate additional and measurable impact when investing in stocks?

Private equity continues to be the most popular asset class for impact investors. Increasing impact transparency and reporting will help distinguish truly impact-driven investment strategies from those that are not.

From our Impact Investor Guide 2024: Tackling the global education crisis poses a huge challenge but outcomes-based partnerships may provide a valuable part of the solution.

Pioneering impact investor Sir Ronald Cohen, president of the Global Steering Group for Impact Investment and chair of the International Foundation for Valuing Impacts, reflects on the sector’s progress and outlines the path forward.

Sharing which impact measurement and management practices work and which are not fit for purpose will help the industry advance. Transparency is key, according to those focused on improving IMM practices.

The Visa Foundation and Norway’s development finance institution Norfund share their perspectives on impact investing and how their organisations put it into practice.