Practical Law: What’s Market: 2024 Mid-Year Trends in Large Cap and Middle Market Loans – An Expert’s View
Elizabeth Yazgi, from the LSTA, discusses ESG in the private credit space and outlines some of the market’s primary challenges.
The ESG Integrated Disclosure Project (ESG IDP) is an industry initiative bringing together leading lenders in the private credit and syndicated loan markets to improve transparency and accountability.
Our goal is to promote greater harmonisation and consistency of disclosure of key ESG indicators by borrowers in private credit and syndicated loan transactions. This goal is primarily achieved through broad adoption of the ESG IDP Template, a reporting tool that represents a proportionate set of questions that are designed to solicit a global baseline of information from private companies. The ESG IDP template was last updated in July 2023.
The ESG IDP was formed by the Alternative Credit Council (ACC), the private credit affiliate of the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA), the Loan Syndications and Trading Association (LSTA), and the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) in co-operation with a group of leading alternative asset managers and credit investors. The ESG IDP is also supported by a coalition of market stakeholders.
Elizabeth Yazgi, from the LSTA, discusses ESG in the private credit space and outlines some of the market’s primary challenges.
This video is a testimonial from S&P Global explaining why they have chosen to support the ESG Integrated Disclosure Project (IDP).
We provide an overview of ESG IDP. Learn more about who we are and the benefits of using our template.
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