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  • APG commits €200m to AllianzGI impact-focused private credit strategy

    12 September 2024
  • Allianz GI's impact credit strategy raises €560m at first close

    05 September 2024
  • Helios raises $200m for African green energy businesses at first close

    31 July 2024
  • Financial institutions recommended to build stronger ESG data checks

    17 June 2024
  • CSRD will see 'explosion' of quality ESG data, says AllianzGI

    21 May 2024

    The first round of reports in line with the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will see an "explosion" of quality sustainability-related data that will help asset managers prove to clients the value of sustainable investing, according to AllianzGI.

  • Biodiversity resolution sees investor support at PepsiCo

    02 May 2024

    A resolution urging PepsiCo to carry out a material biodiversity dependency and impact assessment has received support from 18% of shareholders, including some major institutional investors.

  • Biodiversity financing gap stems from lack of value placed on ecosystem services, says Allianz

    01 May 2024

    The biodiversity financing gap is mainly caused by a lack of understanding of the "price tag" for ecosystem services, with the value of soil being particularly poorly understood, according to a research note by Allianz.

  • Allianz GI 'could develop products on biodiversity this year

    25 April 2024

    Allianz Global Investors said biodiversity will take centre stage in 2024, and its growing focus on the theme could result in new product development.

  • AllianzGI to support two major biodiversity resolutions

    24 April 2024

    Allianz Global Investors has announced it will support two resolutions urging PepsiCo and Home Depot to assess their biodiversity impacts.

  • Taxonomy users told to get creative to maximise its transition planning potential

    24 April 2024

    The EU taxonomy of sustainable activities can help formulate climate transition plans in ways it is currently not being widely used, according to members of a European Commission-mandated expert group.