ESG disclosure working its way into private markets

May 3, 2024 EcoVadis EN


Private market funds may soon need to open their books to scrutiny regarding their ESG performance, and many industry players are welcoming the change.

“I’m looking forward to seeing more disclosure and transparency in the private markets,” said Bonnie Foley-Wong, Canada sustainable investment leader with Mercer (Canada) Ltd. in Toronto. “Investors are asking for that and it will certainly help in terms of whole-portfolio management.”


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