"You can't manage what you don't measure" - this mantra of the private equity industry also applies to impact investing. We recently dealt with the topic of impact investing in detail in this blog. One question remains: how can impact measurement actually work?

Since the beginning of the year, investors with a classic 60/40 portfolio allocation have experienced a hefty loss. The time has long since come to rethink this portfolio mix, because the world is not just made up of equities and bonds.

What if investing is about more than just financial returns? The growing demand for sustainable investments shows that investors are increasingly looking for social returns. Read here to find out exactly how this can be achieved with ESG & Impact investment opportunities.

Impact investing is not just a matter of the heart. If you want to invest your wealth in this type of investment, you have to ask yourself a few fundamental questions: Do I want to achieve an ecological and/or social impact with my investment? Should the impact take place on a global or regional level? What return do I expect from the impact investment?

Investors often ask themselves whether the return on impact investments suffers as a result of the impact goals. What is the truth of this myth?

Private equity can make a valuable contribution to optimizing the risk/return profile of a portfolio, even in volatile times. At the launch of FINVIA PE Selection 2022 in May, we take a look at the selection of promising private equity funds. Access to suitable fund managers is of crucial importance, as Fabian Richter, Investment Analyst at FINVIA, emphasizes in an interview.