Sustainable Investments Are Not Always What They Seem
Investors need to better educate themselves about the local context in which their funds are deployed.
Socially responsible investing that produces both financial and social returns (more)
Investors need to better educate themselves about the local context in which their funds are deployed.
Improving learning outcomes in India requires that funders and social purpose organizations shift to working on the entire educational ecosystem rather than focused interventions.
Impact investing has been seduced by a false narrative of combining social impact with financial gains.
Impact investors have ignored the arts and culture sector, at the expense of the communities they seek to help.
Two strategies that can create greater environmental, social, and governance change than divestment while improving investment returns.
A look at trends related to the economy and climate change, and three steps businesses and investors can take to move forward.
We need to explore new services to match impact investor interest with market demand.
Impact investing makes sense in theory, but there are good reasons, particularly for large foundations, to pause before putting a lot of resources into it.
We need to channel capital in all its forms in a direction where it can have a lasting impact and generate competitive financial returns. Data science can help light the way.
When should funders commit to making multi-million dollar grants, and when should they take a more gradual, steady approach?