Join leading impact lawyers from around the world in London at the Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers’ Annual Summit on 14 – 15 March 2023. Book your tickets here.
Join us for this webinar discussing gender lens investing, considering why is it important and how broadly can we apply a gender-lens to investing?
A GAIL members-only event exploring three legal toolkits to (1) embed purpose in constitutional documents (2) incorporate climate clauses into contracts and (3) embed impact in legal term sheets, providing practical tools that lawyers can use to incorporate into their legal practice, drafting and advice.
While the ESG landscape has evolved rapidly, regulators in the U.S. have been slower to act. Responding to growing concerns over greenwashing and the lack of standards in ESG measurement and reporting, the SEC announced three major rule proposals in 2022 targeting these issues. This panel provides an overview of the SEC’s proposals regarding public…
This panel discusses the FCA’s proposal for regulating impact funds, the proposed “Just Transition” Label, Article 9 of the EU SFDR, and the SEC’s proposals on fund labelling in the US.
A Legal Framework for Impact, a ground-breaking report, set out to clarify how regulators in 11 jurisdictions view “investing for sustainability impact”, which involves the use of investment powers, stewardship and engagement with policy makers to produce assessable positive sustainability impacts.
Join leading legal professionals from around the world at GAIL Summit 2025. October 13-15, 2025 in Mexico City. This exclusive event will highlight groundbreaking legal work globally, providing a premier platform for collaboration, innovation, and thought leadership. Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with experts, drive meaningful conversations, and be inspired by the future of…
Join GAIL other members for this Practical Seminar, designed to include cutting edge legal knowledge and to build your impact network.
By: Sung-Hyui Park To what extent do impact investment terms replicate forms of power, privilege and control that are poorly aligned with mutual trust, respect, and collaborative partnership? Given this, how can investment terms, legal documentation and processes within impact investing better embed the principles and values of equality? The Equalising Deal Terms (EDT) project…
What does and should ‘efficiency’ means in the context of impact investing? Who controls that definitions? Do beneficiaries get a say?