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Impact Investing 101

Impact Investing 101: Faith-Based Organizations and Impact Investing

Original post on PacificCommunityVentures.org By Jane Ren, Pacific Community Ventures Faith-Based Organizations Are Long-Time Socially Responsible Investors As some of the oldest institutions in the world, faith-based organizations (“FBOs”) have long invested their capital with consideration to social causes. Over 200 years ago, Quaker and Methodist immigrants to the U.S. avoided investing in businesses tied […]

Jul 20, 2015 – Impact Investing •

Impact Investing 101: Impact Measurement

By Jane Ren, Lisa Ruskin, and Brenna McCallick, Pacific Community Ventures Impact investing practitioners and advocates constantly strive to find the most effective ways of deploying capital for good. The struggles inherent to this process are many: finding attractive investible opportunities, structuring investments appropriately for their recipients (while not compromising returns), using the existing policy environment advantageously―the […]

Jul 20, 2015 – Impact Consulting • Impact Investing •

Impact Investing 101: Investing With A Gender Lens

By Brenna McCallick, Research Associate, Pacific Community Ventures In the first two editions of Impact Investing 101, we brought you some of the best resources for getting acquainted with the field, and for zeroing in on the all-important issue of public policy. This month, in honor of International Women’s Day, we’re thrilled to present you […]

Jul 20, 2015 – Impact Investing •

Impact Investing 101: Public Policy

By Brenna McCallick, Research Associate, Pacific Community Ventures Unless you’ve completely ignored impact investing news over the past three months, you’re probably aware that public policy is a hot topic in the field these days.  The landmark reports produced by the Social Impact Investment Taskforce and National Advisory Boards, and more recently, the IIPC’s global […]

Jul 20, 2015 – Impact Investing •

Introducing “Impact Investing 101”: Resources for Newcomers

By Brenna McCallick, Research Associate, Pacific Community Ventures This week, the Social Impact Investment Taskforce convened by the G8 has released reports assessing the policy infrastructure that undergirds impact investing markets around the world.  This surge of new information will be at the forefront of discussions about impact investing for some time to come – and with […]

Jul 20, 2015 – Impact Investing •

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