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WEBINAR: Impact Investing in Real Estate

*This webinar is intended for Investment Professionals only. The content is provided for informational purposes only and should not be used as the basis for any decision to purchase or redeem investments in any Ashmore fund.

Join the Ashmore team for a discussion on the integration of impact frameworks for real estate assets. We will explore best practices in impact management through the lenses of affordable housing investments in Emerging Markets.

THIS WEBINAR IS NO LONGER TAKING PLACE

Tuesday, 28th February 2023

11:00am EST | 4:00pm GMT | 5:00pm CET

Speaker biographies

Institutional Business Development, Real Estate

Oscar Ardila

Oscar serves as Institutional Business Development Executive for real estate at Ashmore. He leads business development and investor relations across private real estate investment vehicles. In addition, Oscar co-leads the ESG and responsible investing task force, in charge of the integration of impact and ESG factors in the investment decision-making process and execution of the real estate development portfolios in Latin America.

Prior to his current role, Oscar was Head of Investor Relations and Responsible Investing at AshmoreAVENIDA, the real estate investing arm of the Ashmore Group in Latin America. From that position, he also oversaw the integration of climate change and gender lens investing consideration, as well as ESG due diligence processes and negotiation of ESG terms for portfolio projects. Oscar completed his M.A. as a Fulbright Scholar at Columbia University in New York.

Head of Responsible Investment and ESG Policy

Iselin Aslakstrom

Iselin Aslakstrom is a responsible investment professional with over 10 years’ experience in the asset management industry. Iselin specialises in the integration and implementation of responsible investment issues in the investment process. She joined Ashmore Group in 2021.

Iselin has a Masters degree in Sustainability Leadership at the University of Cambridge. Here, her research focus centred on how investment flows could become aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement and whether the emerging ‘temperature metrics’ could have a role in achieving this.