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GIIN Investors' Council, 22 founding members: Acumen Fund, The Annie E. Casey Foundation, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Calvert Foundation, Capricorn Investment Group, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Equilibrium Capital, Generation Investment Management, Gray Ghost Ventures, IGNIA, J.P. Morgan, Lundin for Africa, Lunt Family Office (Armonia), Omidyar Network, Prudential, The Rockefeller Foundation, Root Capital, Shorebank/NCIF, Trans-Century, Triodos Investment Management, and Wolfensohn & Company. November/December announcement New GIIN Investors' Council members include SNS Asset Management and The Gatsby Charitable Foundation.
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Financial innovation and the poor: A place in society Profile in the Economist
The Global Impact Investing Network and several members are profiled in this week's Economist magazine. The subtitle reads, "You might suppose that financial innovation had done enough damage. But bankers, investors and philanthropists believe it can help the world's poor."
Brace for Impact
In FTAdvisor.com, Investing for Good CEO Geoff Burnard writes "The new industry of impact investment has the potential to become the best way of addressing global challenges"
Steady Returns With Social Impact
In this Forbes.com article Emerson writes, "While the rest of the market has seen losses, impact investing has outperformed." GIIN Investors' Council members Calvert Foundation and Shorebank are profiled.
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Solutions for Impact Investors: From Strategy to Implementation Steven Godeke and Raul Pomares with others
A new manuscript from Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors outlines how to move from theory to practice in developing and executing impact investing strategies.
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