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Impact investing in the poor, the next big thing
Over the next 10 years, investors across the world will not just be preoccupied with financial returns, but will also pay closer attention to the social, environmental and development impacts of their activities, says a report. This will see impact … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, JP Morgan, Rockefeller Foundation, Social Impact Investing
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JP Morgan’s Definition of Impact Investment
This summary below was pulled from the pdf of the JP Morgan, Rockefeller collaborative research piece on impact investing. I had not read this when I made my own definitions. Their rationale for why Impact Investing meets the test of … Continue reading
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Tagged Impact Investments, JP Morgan
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