Examining regulatory changes, market dynamics and investor implications in the evolving EU sustainability landscape.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has quickly become a familiar companion in the world of investment analysis. It helps us find information faster, test assumptions and uncover risks that once required days of manual research. But while AI can strengthen Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) analysis, it also raises new ESG questions, from its energy footprint to its social impact. What should we, as a sustainable and responsible investor, expect from investee companies?

At DPAM we believe that impact investing is not just an ideological choice but an economic and societal necessity. In line with the Global Impact Investing Network’s definition, we understand impact investments as those made with the intention to deliver positive, measurable social and environmental impact alongside financial returns. In this context, Fund Manager, Mathias Talmant, and Responsible Investment Specialist, Lina Arrifi, reflect on why measuring impact matters and how to do it well.