IRIS+ is the generally accepted system for impact investors to measure, manage, and optimize their impact. Learn more at iris.thegiin.org

What is the role of impact verification in impact investing?

Most impact investors share a mutual commitment to make a positive impact alongside generating a financial return. Investors’ lack of transparency on their impact performance is a key issue facing the market, according to THE STATE OF IMPACT MEASUREMENT AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICE by the GIIN.

The Operating Principles for Impact Management came as a framework for investors to design and implement their impact management systems. How to ensure the impact considerations integrate throughout the investment life cycle? What are the best practices for verifying the outcomes by engaging with stakeholders?

What role does impact verification play in impact investing?

We are thrilled to invite R. Paul Herman, Ana Pimenta, and Elsa De Morais Sarmento to ignite the conversation. They are editors and authors of the Global Handbook of Impact Investing. (https://bit.ly/3teCXnG)

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00:43 Introduction to Larry Page and Google’s approach to stock selection
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05:29 Google’s approach to sustainability and impact investing
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Asset managers today must meet an ever-growing list of rules and expectations from regulators, investors and other stakeholders about their approach to sustainable investing. From the passage of anti-greenwashing rules in Europe to the launch of new standards for sustainability reporting, investment firms face a daunting challenge in trying to keep up with the market’s rapid evolution.

A recent report from BlueMark and Morgan Lewis shows that there are several areas of overlap between regulatory frameworks and market-based frameworks, suggesting a path forward for asset managers regardless of their current commitment to sustainable investing or where they are in their journey. The report discusses these areas of overlap and introduces a four-part roadmap that can be used by any asset manager to align with these frameworks. Download the report here: https://bit.ly/3m69PgD

1. Clarify the specific label or classification used for the sustainable investment strategy (e.g., ESG vs. impact);
2. Identify the practices necessary to substantiate the execution of the strategy;
3. Identify applicable financial regulations and validate that existing practices and disclosures meet the relevant requirements; and
4. Verify that practices and disclosures align with prevailing standards.

An asset manager following these four steps will be well-positioned to both comply with financial regulations and align with industry standards, setting themselves up for long-term success in sustainable investing.

In this panel, BlueMark and Morgan Lewis take an inside look at how the sustainable investment market is evolving and what asset managers can do to prepare for the future.

Speakers include:
– Sarah Gelfand, Managing Director, BlueMark
– Lance C. Dial, Partner, Morgan Lewis
– Andria Weil, Managing Director and Director of Sustainable Investment Policy, Wellington Management Company
– Keimpe Keuning, Executive Director, LGT Capital Partners