We execute our strategy by identifying potential grant partners through our own deep research and engage with them to understand how we might be of mutual support. We do not accept unsolicited applications for funding.
International Labour Organisation - Impact Insurance Facility
International Labour Organisation - Impact Insurance Facility
The Impact Insurance Facility, housed within the International Labour Organisation’s Social Finance Programme, collaborates with the insurance industry, governments, and partners to realise the potential of insurance for social and economic development.
Claudia Reim joined Generation Investment Management in 2020 and is a member of the Client Team. Previously, Claudia was a managing director at Goldman Sachs Asset Management and head of Nordic institutional business, where she was responsible for business development and servicing of institutional investors across Northern Europe.
Claudia received a BA (Hons) in European Business from the Berlin School of Economics and Law. She holds an Investment Management Certificate and the CFA Certificate in ESG Investing.
Camilla Warner joined Generation Investment Management in 2020 and is a member of the Long-term Equity strategy. Previously, Camilla worked at Advent International covering the healthcare, business and financial services sectors and at L.E.K. Consulting covering strategic and private equity clients.
Camilla received a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from Oxford University.
A Legal Framework for Impact is a flagship project of the Generation Foundation, Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and the UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI). The project aims to identify and overcome the barriers to a financial system that is consistent with the achievement of the SDGs and limiting warming to 1.5°C.
The project’s first output is a pioneering report authored by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. It provides the first ever comprehensive analysis of how far the law requires or permits investors to take deliberate steps to tackle sustainability challenges in discharging their duties, described as investing for sustainability impact (“IFSI”).
Following the publication of the paper, the Generation Foundation will embark on phase two of the work in partnership with PRI and UNEP FI. Together, we will work to put the report’s findings into practice in five key jurisdictions – the UK, Europe, Australia, Canada and Japan.
