With the rising number of social enterprises that bring about meaningful environmental and social change across the world, the number of social investment networks that offer trading options for the stocks of these enterprises is rising too. This post offers insight into how to leverage this […]
This post, according to Luther M Ragin Jr, the CEO of GIIN, 2013 will offer impact investors new and more diversified opportunities. This is because of the opportunities that exist in this investment class for assets, getting past financial hurdles and being able to invest in diverse regions of the […]
This article enlists some of the key nonprofits institutions like WK Kellogg, Gray Ghost Ventures, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley which took the route of investing in for-profits which held the ability to being about social good through their general existence and operation. Read more here.
While the private equity industry may have developed something of a bad reputation in the past couple of decades, its role in funding non-profit organizations which fund charities of social enterprises in return, or funding social enterprises directly is one that cannot be denied given recent trends. And the number […]
This post reviews the position of impact investment in the world, as compared to the mainstream investment, as the Occupy Wallstreet movement equivalent of the financial services industry. Read more here.
This post by the Social Business enlists the trends in impact investment across the world, and how they ensure that impact investment is available for social enterprises as seed funding, and most must be financially sustainable on their own soon after. Read more here.
Impact investment, as explained by Professor Cathy Clark in a Fuqua Q&A session. This post explains what impact investment really is, complete with a few examples, when it worked, and best practices. Read more here.
This is a research report released by JP Morgan and the GIIN (Global Impact Investment Network). It enlists the experiences, perceptions and plans for 2013 for 99 impact investors. Read the report here.
Eight Lessons Learned: Inputs for policy considerations in developing resilience against climate risks for small scale farmers in semi-arid regions, full report
India's latest GST reform, being termed as GST 2.0, is more than just slashing rates. By simplifying the tax structure, cutting levies on essentials, and supporting renewable infrastructure, it's open..
In 2023–24, Indian companies spent about ₹1,396 crore of their CSR budgets on sports — just 4% of the total ₹34,909 crore Indian corporates spent on CSR that year. Most of the rest went to edu..
Under the National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM), India has 7.5 million Women Self Help Groups (SHGs) spread across 27 states and 6 Union Territories. Each of these small, self-governed, and peer-co..