DFC and emerging managers face Trump funding freeze fallout

On this episode of 'This Week in Impact' Brian Walsh and Jessica pother discuss the implications of the Trump administration's freeze on development finance, the evolving landscape of voluntary carbon markets driven by corporate buyers, and the challenges facing private equity in the healthcare sector. • 00:50 Impact of the Trump Administration on Development Finance • 10:09 Corporate Buyers and Voluntary Carbon Markets • 20:55 Addressing Private Equity's Challenges in Healthcare Story links: ＜#＞ “US development financing freeze puts private investments in Africa in peril (https://impactalpha.com/us-development-financing-freeze-puts-private-investments-in-africa-in-peril/) ,” by Jessica Pothering "Corporate buyers nudge voluntary carbon markets toward higher-quality projects (https://impactalpha.com/corporate-buyers-nudge-voluntary-carbon-markets-toward-higher-quality-projects/) ," by Jessica Pothering “An allocators guide to reigning in private equity’s worst excesses in healthcare (https://impactalpha.com/an-allocators-guide-to-reigning-in-private-equitys-worst-excesses-in-healthcare/) ,” by Ibrahim Rashid ＜#＞