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The PRI presents: CDC Group’s ESG toolkit for fund managers

2016-12-06T17:27:00+00:00

This freely available resource provides guidance to private equity fund managers on integrating ESG in the investment cycle.

Dr Samantha Lacey gives an introduction to CDC’s ESG Toolkit. Sections on specific sectors and E&S topics offer practical insights on key issues. A range of tools and templates are also available to download and adapt.

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