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As the snow fell over Kin House on the second day of the Time Partners 2024 Summit, it served as a poetic backdrop to the conversations taking place inside. From the role of institutions in maintaining trust and combating misinformation, to the interplay of digital infrastructure and energy, each discussion pushed boundaries and questioned norms. The quiet revolution of the circular economy and the decarbonisation of industries sets the precedent for the next decade—to act to make businesses more responsible, seek out modern slavery, and consider the role of women in decentralised, complementary growth.   For three days, a curated group of global leaders came together to delve deeply into some of the most pressing issues of the next decade, all under the Chatham House Rules, ensuring a candid and collaborative atmosphere. No pitches, no self-promotion—just ideas, debate, and a rare chance to step outside the noise of the everyday and focus solely on the substance. The conversations were unfiltered, thought-provoking, and deeply personal.   The Time Partners Summit was a space dedicated entirely to learning, challenging assumptions, and fostering genuine dialogue. It was a privilege to witness such candid exchanges and to walk away with new perspectives, sharper questions, and a little awe at what can happen when the right people come together in the right space.   We are already in the process of selecting dates for the 2025 Summit and look forward to welcoming everyone back for another round of inspiring conversations.   Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their insights, and braved the winter chill to make this a truly special gathering.

Reflecting on an Insightful Discussion on Sustainable Investing in Africa! It was a privilege to moderate the panel on Institutional Investor Outlook on Sustainable Investing in Africa at the AVCA - The African Private Capital Association 2024 Sustainable Investing Summit. Thank you to our expert panellists - Simone Baur, Labi Idan Williams, Ryan Wagner and Zain Shamim — for sharing their valuable perspectives.   Key takeaways: - Africa continues to stand out in the global landscape of impact investing, driven by opportunities in renewable energy, infrastructure, and social impact. - LP allocation towards sustainability-focused funds in Africa is growing, with increased attention on long-term value creation and risk mitigation. - Looking ahead, 2024- 2025 is poised to see a shift in capital priorities, with institutional investors seeking greater alignment between financial returns and positive impact.   At Time Partners Limited, we are proud to have engaged in various projects across the continent. Our extensive network across Africa allows us to connect capital with the right opportunities to drive both financial success and meaningful change.   I’m excited about the future of sustainable investing in Africa and the emerging opportunities it presents. Thank you to the AVCA for hosting such an important conversation.   #SustainableInvesting #ImpactInvesting #Africa #PrivateCapital #EmergingMarkets #AVCA2024 #AVCASummit2024

It's our pleasure to announce another of the panels at the #AVCASummit2024, 'Market Pulse Check: Institutional Investor Outlook on Sustainable Investing in Africa' This conversation unravels their perceptions of the presence and performance of sustainable investing in Africa. Simone Baur, Portfolio Manager, Impact Investments at Allianz Global Investors Zain Shamim, Director, Direct Equity Investments at U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Ryan Wagner, Director and Head, Infrastructure and Climate Fund at British International Investment Labi Idan Williams, Partner and Managing Director at Kuramo Capital Management Mark Florman, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman at Time Partners Limited Don't miss the chance to be part of this insightful conversation on sustainable investing! 🌿 #SustainableInvesting