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ARTICLE · 17 JULY 2023

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The ESG Shift: Private Equity's Path Through Emerging Non-financial Realities

2023 is set to be a year of continued economic disruption for PE. IPEM's fifth annual Private Equity survey published this year, developed in collaboration with AlixPartners...

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2023 is set to be a year of continued economic disruption for PE. IPEM's fifth annual Private Equity survey published this year, developed in collaboration with AlixPartners, acts as a litmus test for the industry, as 188 European GPs gave us their views on the road ahead.

The economic threats of inflation, interest rates, and funding availability have superseded the threat of climate change and its consequences. However, the internal priority list for firms in 2023 is topped by ESG once again (72%).

Fund Reporting/Transparency also features highly, with an increased focus to be placed on this area again this year. Climate action is cited as the most important ESG priority for 2023, while 69% of GPs agree that PE can provide serious answers to climate.

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