In a recent article published by the World Economic Forum, Isabel Cane, Director of governance consultancy Cane Advisory, and Greg Shultz, Founder of financial crime consultancy Conformitise, explain why governance is key to gaining a strategic advantage in alternative assets.
The global alternative assets market is expected to surpass $17 trillion by 2025, fueled by increased investments in renewable energy and climate-related assets. However, governance risks — including corruption, regulatory breaches, and ethical issues — pose significant threats to these investments, Cane and Shultz argue.
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