impact investing
As the demand for sustainable investing continues to grow, navigating ethical challenges in impact reporting will be essential.
In the 300 years since John Wesley’s sermon "The Use of Money," responsible investing has evolved from the moral stance of a few to an approach now widely endorsed by global institutions and hotly pursued by millennials and seasoned advocates alike. So, where will it go from here?
The investment community is coming to a powerful consensus: Investments have impact. When you match unused capital with an unfunded need, the magic of business happens.
Leading practitioners make the case for integrating social and environmental factors into their investment processes.
Dr. Harry Hummels, professor of ethics, organisations, and society at Maastricht University, believes impact investing is about making both a financial return and a positive impact.