Whispered truths: how climate capital allocators are revising their private markets playbook
Capital allocation and manager selection are more rigorous than ever before, new study shows
Macro
Sustained oil price surge ‘unlikely’, investors say as European oil shares rally
European oil shares surged after US and Israeli attacks on Iran heightened geopolitical tensions, though analysts warned that the rally in energy stocks and oil prices may be short-lived
Germany’s federal election - can the country salvage its energy transition?
Europe’s largest economy is heading to the polls this Sunday, how will the election impact the nation’s road to net zero?
USS and University of Exeter call for ‘radical shift’ in measuring climate risk
USS, the UK’s largest pension scheme and the University of Exeter have called for a “radical and urgent” shift in climate scenario modelling.
All hands on deck: Inside ETC’s bold plan to scale net zero finance
Achieving scale in climate financing as envisaged by the ETC hinges on targeted interventions and concessional lending