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Travis Antoniono, CalPERS (left), with Toby Mitchenall, New Private Markets
The Californian state-run pension plan had 'about 50 different engagements' with public and private portcos last year, including discussions about labour standards, says sustainable investments director Travis Antoniono.
Photo of Unconventional Ventures' general partners (L-R) Nora Bavey, Alexis Horowitz-Burdick and Thea Messel.
New LPs include Dutch, Norwegian and Danish impact investment firms, venture investors and individual venture capitalists.
Who are the connectors and field-biulders in sustainable private markets? As part of our second influencers list, we identify individuals operating in the wider investment ecosystem.
Which general partners are helping to shape sustainability in private markets? As part of our influencers list, we identify the fund managers aligning LP capital with positive impact.
Jen Braswell, formerly managing director and global impact lead at EQT, joins ResponsAbility as an impact strategy adviser.
30% of LP investment teams are female, research from UK Private Capital shows.
Marcie Frost, CalPERS, with Chris Witkowsly, PEI Group
Marcie Frost, CEO of the Californian pension plan, discussed the political pressure that surrounds the investors' sustainable investments and a desire for more ESG data for risk management purposes at NEXUS 2026.
Adinah Shackleton, Permira
The multi-strategy firm is working on a more consistent approach to sustainability-linked loans and sharpening its focus on supply chain risks around human rights.
Silhouettes of people standing on the US flag.
Chicago Teachers' keeps growing the proportion of its assets managed by MWDBE firms.
Chicago
The public pension fund has exceeded state-mandated targets for investments with MWDBE firms and plans to 'expand opportunities' in 2026, executive director says.
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