The NED
The only publication devoted to fund & risk governance. The NED focuses on governance for investors as well as for those who serve on fund boards & asset managers. It covers director selection issues in detail as well as the governance challenges in emerging asset classes like digital and the sustainable investment sectors. View our Director Database.
There are both individual & group corporate subscription rates.
Private markets: growing governance problems
There has been a growth of governance failures across a range of private market strategies. As a result, The NED is launching the Private Markets Risk Monitor. It monitors risk governance across private markets and track problems that are coming to light.
Emerging asset governance: data centres
Data centres are the fastest growing overlapping private markets investment sector. They cover infrastructure, real estate and dedicated funds in the data centre sector itself. Data centres are in effect a hybrid asset class, which has an exceptionally complex risk profile.
The Risk Report
The NED’s now regular Risk Report covers all forms of risk that boards across the investment business need to be aware of in what is becoming a fast changing industry. It focuses on issues surrounding climate risk, sustainable investment risk, litigation risk, regulatory risk, digital risk as well as macro and geopolitical risk.
SII Sustainable Investment Intelligence
Sustainable investment analysis & expertise. SII specialises in sustainable investment for institutions & other professional investors. The publication includes an Environmental Investment Monitor which focuses on allocations by institutional investors to the main sustainable investment sectors as well as the funds covering those areas.
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The impact of the Gulf crisis on sustainable investment
The Gulf crisis looks like it will have a positive impact on sustainable and renewable investment. It appears almost certain to turn out to be the biggest single boost to investment in renewable energy that has yet occurred in this fast growing sector. It is also going to have a positive effect on regenerative agriculture.
Data centres: a growing environmental risk
The long term viability of large scale data centres is being questioned. The Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change has highlighted the presence of large hyperscale data centres within sustainable portfolios and the potential mismatch that this brings to investors’ climate targets.
Nature risk analysis
SII is adding nature risk oversight to the analysis it is now publishing each month to investors’ management of climate risk.
Alternative Investment Strategies
Research driven analysis for the full range of alternative & private investment strategies, including: hedge funds; infrastructure, private debt; private equity; real estate; renewable energy; the sustainable sectors & venture capital.
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Data centre risk
Data centre risk is complex. It includes investment risk; energy risk; climate risk; water risk; technology risk; regulatory risk and operational risk. Little work has gone into analysing the multiplicity of risks in this hybrid asset class. AIS is now focusing on it each month.
The growing impact of stablecoins
Stablecoins are beginning to play a critical role in private markets. A review of recent stablecoin developments following a record growth year in 2025.
AIS’s Risk Report
AIS’s publishes a monthly Risk Report. It covers climate risk, digital risk, sustainable risk, litigation risk, regulatory risk, as well as macro and geopolitical risk for LPs, GPs and fund directors.
Tokenisation take-off?
Tokenisation's adoption by the asset management industry has been steady rather than explosive. Over the next two to three years, the pace will almost certainly pick up substantially.
Renewable investing: another dotcom bubble?
Investment into all forms of clean energy, especially in renewables, is breaking records. Too much capital is now chasing too few investable projects.
Developing de-dollarisation
The US dollar's status as the world's reserve currency has been on a downward trend for a long time but it appears that the process may now be accelerating.