Bregal – Greenhouse Gas Accounting and Reporting Climate change is an issue of increasing concern for governments, corporate and financial institutions and for the entire global population. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published the first part of its sixth Assessment Report (AR6) in August 2021, regarded as “a code red for humanity” by […]
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Bregal – Private Equity Sector Science-based Target Guidance The extreme effects of climate change are no longer abstract or distant concepts. Recent deadly floods in China and Europe, extreme heat in Canada, Finland and Ireland, and massive wildfires in the western United States are striking warnings that the world may be accelerating towards an irreversible
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Webinar Series: Deep Dive into Scope 3 Emissions & Achieving Targets Scope 3 emissions typically account for as much as 80% of a company’s total emissions. While many companies have developed tangible strategies to reduce their Scopes 1 & 2 emissions, tackling Scope 3 is proving far more challenging given the lack of available data,
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Jens Güldner has been responsible for asset and foundation management at Johannesstift Diakonie in Berlin since 2008, following the merger with Paul Gerhardt Diakonie in 2018. Since 2015, he has volunteered on the board of the Werner and Maren Otto Foundation, initially as Chief Financial Officer and from 2018 as Chairman of the Board. After
Dr. Helge Wulsdorf, doctorate in social ethics, graduate theologian, banker, since 2003 Head of Sustainable Investments at Bank für Kirche und Caritas eG in Paderborn (www.bkc-paderborn.de), board member of Forum Nachhaltige Geldanlagen e. V. (2004-2022), lecturer at EBS Business School (2019-2023) and member of the Sustainable Finance Advisory Board of the German Federal Government (2019-2021),
Golding Capital Partners GmbH is one of Europe’s leading independent asset managers for alternative investments, focusing on the asset classes infrastructure, private credit, private equity, secondaries and impact. With a team of more than 200 professionals at its offices in Munich, Luxembourg, Milan, Tokyo and Zurich, Golding Capital Partners helps institutional and professional investors to
Dr. Andreas Nilsson is Managing Director and Head of Impact at Golding Capital Partners and responsible for impact investments. He joined the Golding team in 2021. Prior joining Golding, Andreas Nilsson was Managing Partner of Sonanz, an Impact-focused fund-of-funds which he founded in 2015. Before that, he worked as a private equity investor at EQT
As a Capital Markets Reporter for Börsen-Zeitung, I primarily report on German capital market topics, focusing on the alternative asset classes private equity, private debt, real estate and infrastructure as well as equity and debt capital markets. Previously, I worked for several years for the Finance-Magazin, where I was the reporter for Corporate & Investment
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