Private fund managers are applying greater rigor to assessing sustainability risks and opportunities throughout the investment process. In this piece, Silver examines the regulatory, investor and thematic factors shaping sustainability-focused
PRI’s 2026 Transparency Reporting season is fast approaching, and for many Signatories, this year’s process will look very different from prior cycles. With a significantly revised framework, fewer indicators, and
Q1 2026 has been a reminder that for private fund managers, regulatory change is not slowing down and neither are the expectations that come with it. In the upcoming edition
The past few years have produced a seemingly unending deluge of changes and updates to sustainability regulations and standards, and 2025 was no different. In this article, Silver’s Sustainability Risk
This expansion underscores Silver’s commitment to helping clients navigate evolving global regulatory frameworks and provide on-the-ground advisory services to our clients.
AI is rapidly reshaping how private fund managers research, decision-make and communicate, while the SEC raises the bar on governance, disclosures and documentation. This article offers a practical guide to
Silver monitored key regulatory and market developments and in the US, activity ranged from efforts to roll back the EPA’s endangerment findings to court challenges over ESG proxy adviser rules
California’s SB 253 and SB 261 require large companies to disclose emissions and climate-related financial risks starting in 2026. This article breaks down who’s affected, what’s required and how to
Sustainability news and regulatory updates show no signs of slowing. From California to the EU, new disclosure mandates, shifting ESG expectations and global developments are reshaping how managers must report
The 2025 PRI Transparency Reporting season is here. Silver’s ESG Team breaks down key changes, including the new “partially mandatory” route, language updates and strategic insights to help Signatories navigate
