The New Private Markets Podcast

The New Private Markets Podcast
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The New Private Markets Podcast focuses exclusively on sustainability issues in private equity, venture capital, private debt, real estate and infrastructure. Join the editorial team behind New Private Markets as they pick through the sustainability trends shaping these asset classes, from ESG to impact and beyond, with help from industry insiders
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The podcast zeroes in on sustainability trends specifically affecting various asset classes, with episodes examining key topics including ESG practices, impact investing, employee ownership models, and the transition to a low-carbon economy, illustrated through impactful discussions like the journey of Ara Partners in decarbonization and Temasek's impact investing strategies.

The New Private Markets Podcast focuses exclusively on sustainability issues in private equity, venture capital, private debt, real estate and infrastructure. Join the editorial team behind New Private Markets as they pick through the sustainability trends shaping these asset classes, from ESG to impact and beyond, with help from industry insiders
Financial performance is the key issue that will determine the viability of impact investing at scale in the long term. Given the relative youth of most impact funds, it is a topic still open to debate.
Asset manager Schroders has been examining the performance of its impact investments. The UK-headquartered firm released a study in collaboration with Oxford University’s Business School earlier this year which examined impact’s performance in listed equities. It has now released further research focused on private equity. Read NPM’s coverage of the findings here.
The results are positive: private equity impact investments have outperformed the wider buyout and growth markets over the last decade.
In this episode, we speak to Schroders’ co-head of impact management Catherine Macaulay and head of sustainability and impact for PE Paul Lamacraft to get their perspective on the findings.

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