Institutions face 'steeper than expected' learning curve on impact investing
Despite impact funds now regularly raising $1 billion-plus and giant asset owners like ABP targeting huge impact portfolios, institutional investors are still cautious about such strategies.
Wealthy individuals, family offices and foundations are typically well versed in impact investing, but that is often not the case for larger asset owners, despite the growing momentum behind this asset class, according to a senior executive at a large private equity firm.
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