The Glass Lewis ESG Policy drew 38.8% of investors under 30 in the 2026 season, but its asset-weighted share of selections fell to 12% from 18%.

October 1

Label WatchEach bank takes up to $397 million of exposure inside a $1.70 billion package supported by InvestEU, while only two of the week's six announcements report money raised.
Sep 30

The 12-year BTP Green carries a 4.40% coupon and a 4.492% gross yield, with more than 330 investors bidding and building efficiency and clean transport expected to take the largest shares of proceeds.
Sep 30

The impact raise arrives without a stated target, close date or backer list, and lands below the comparable vehicles covered here this year.
Sep 30
Proceeds will be split across all six categories in the framework Italy updated in late 2025, with building efficiency and transport taking the largest shares.
September 29
The proposed platform would hold private credit and loans originated by multilateral development banks and development finance institutions, with most of the portfolio carrying an impact objective.
September 29
The proxy advisor and the sustainability data platform will integrate their products in phases and base a sustainability, data and AI center of excellence in Madrid.
September 28
The new unit combines financing, insurance and project development with exclusive talks to acquire a majority stake in EcoTree.
September 28
Centrica's $13.5 million commitment puts a strategic buyer in the Seed and Series A electrification market.
September 24
Mombak’s $150 million close, Nigeria’s $300 million of public money, and a state lender inside a $140 million Mercia Ventures vehicle all disclose who absorbs the first loss before they disclose what the fund owns.
September 23
The first close shows what a reforestation fund now needs before it can market to LPs: a buyer under contract and a development bank in the capital stack.
September 23
The $318.9 million sale splits into a short taxable series and a long tax-exempt one, a two-tranche structure other state GO programs can copy.
September 22
Scientific Climate Indices pairs a 15% physical-risk cut with one point of error, and Standard Life's benchmark launch shows allocators now buy arithmetic, not adjectives.
September 22
Kim's résumé is a build-and-ship record, and the slot MSCI gave her says where the firm thinks the margin sits.
September 22
Biodiversity joins emissions reduction as a stated target, but the documentation attaches no pricing consequence to either one.
September 21
Pulse's $63 million buys a four-market climate portfolio; the follow-on capital for its winners will have to come from balance sheets outside the fund.
September 21
An internal elevation puts proxy voting, client relations and thematic research in one office, a control function rather than a product launch.
September 21
A first-time climate manager raised $63 million across four sectors; one portfolio company's $45 million project deal already dwarfs the fund's ability to follow it.
September 21
Two benchmark-aware funds complete the platform's expansion into the deepest listed markets; the 2°C claim now rests on companies' own forward emissions estimates rather than what they emit today.
September 17
A development bank paid for the regulatory mapping before any capital was called, and that is the part the next vehicle will copy.
September 16
Morgan Stanley's institute puts the first-half edge at under a point; the returns came mostly from a heavier equity tilt.
September 15
Appalachian Community Capital's first note series is a proof of concept; the second will show whether a retail channel exists.
September 13
A merger sold on platform breadth projects software ARR growth just under 19% a year, a pace that reads defensive rather than expansive.
September 11
Borrowers are routing around the SLL's KPI scaffolding, financing transition assets through private credit and unlabeled project finance.
September 10
Border to Coast's $30.3 million anchor carries the fund beyond the midpoint of a $202 million target and leaves 21 deals to prove the climate-tech returns story.
September 9
Anthos and Ascension Investment Management have answered a women's religious order's decade-old request with the Common Good Fund, folding faith-based exclusions and impact allocations into one vehicle.
September 9
Lilloy inherits the Global Climate Equity Strategy as Max Burns retires and Duncan Bulgin takes over equity research, giving sustainable equities a named leader and a seat in Aviva's active equities lineup.
September 8
A €120 million secondaries strategy seeded with Shell Ventures assets marks transition capital's maturity and gives Alantra a complement to Klima.
September 3
Odyssey, Aligned, and Auxxo each price one auditable constraint — solar procurement, a 500 MW pipeline, a founder-share floor — instead of an ESG label that promised everything and proved nothing.
September 2
The Berlin firm's second gender-lens vehicle pairs a 20% founder-share floor with a matchmaking platform aimed upstream of the deal flow.
September 1
Europe drove Q2 green bond issuance to $193 billion and a 58% share of the sustainable-bond market, while sustainability-linked volumes stayed stuck at $3 billion for a fourth straight quarter.
August 31
Redstone's €25M blue fund first close is modest; its port and shipowner LPs will decide if it works.
August 28
Four vintages and $3 billion in commitments mark the point where C-PACE moves from insurer pilot to core allocation.
August 27
The four-vintage series has reached $3 billion in commitments, and insurers are treating building-efficiency lending as a core allocation rather than a pilot.
August 27
The EU's flagship green-bond label gets its first healthcare issuer as Philips prices a €650 million 2034 deal with 2.7 times demand.
August 26
The insurer's venture arm is betting that specialization beats broad climate exposure.
August 26
The €25 million is modest; the ports and shipowners on the cap table will decide whether the fund works.
August 26
The final close turns a fundraising story into an underwriting test for emerging-market climate credit.
August 25
The close put public risk capital to work in climate private credit. The unspent $257 million is the test.
August 25
One check buys seven underlying funds, 20 direct co-investments and a 250-company book, betting that curation carries the cleantech shelf.
August 24