Add to ORKGInvestors who want to make money while sticking to personal values are growing in number. Social investors have typically used screens and shareholder advocacy in their approach. Now, many are learning about and investing in community economic development.Economic development ; Investments
This paper posits three types of investors in today's financial markets: Universal Investors, Social...
This paper discusses the origins, motivations, and practice of socially responsible investing. We ex...
We examine the functioning of financial markets when firms can invest in socially responsible activi...
On 14 May 2012, NPC and The Clothworkers' Company held a seminar for trustees who wanted to understa...
The financial industry is witnessing a consumer-driven phenomenon as today’s shareholder activists a...
Today, more investors and entrepreneurs than ever are proactively investing their capital in solutio...
Most investors have a single goal: to earn the highest financial return. These socially-neutral inve...
Social investment offers the opportunity for socially-minded investors to increase the impact of the...
A ccording to its advocates, social investing (also known as sociallyresponsible investing or ethica...
With increasing numbers of investors rejecting the notion that they face a binary choice between inv...
This paper studies shareholder engagement in companies' strategic decisions. Differences of objectiv...
The literature has seen a growing number of studies addressing the topic of sustainable finance, whi...
The US has a long history of directing social development via the economic vote. Increasingly, peopl...
The 2008/2009 World Financial Crisis underlined the importance of social responsibility for the sust...
The growing and worldwide practice called “impact investing”—investing capital for a social as well ...
This paper posits three types of investors in today's financial markets: Universal Investors, Social...
This paper discusses the origins, motivations, and practice of socially responsible investing. We ex...
We examine the functioning of financial markets when firms can invest in socially responsible activi...
On 14 May 2012, NPC and The Clothworkers' Company held a seminar for trustees who wanted to understa...
The financial industry is witnessing a consumer-driven phenomenon as today’s shareholder activists a...
Today, more investors and entrepreneurs than ever are proactively investing their capital in solutio...
Most investors have a single goal: to earn the highest financial return. These socially-neutral inve...
Social investment offers the opportunity for socially-minded investors to increase the impact of the...
A ccording to its advocates, social investing (also known as sociallyresponsible investing or ethica...
With increasing numbers of investors rejecting the notion that they face a binary choice between inv...
This paper studies shareholder engagement in companies' strategic decisions. Differences of objectiv...
The literature has seen a growing number of studies addressing the topic of sustainable finance, whi...
The US has a long history of directing social development via the economic vote. Increasingly, peopl...
The 2008/2009 World Financial Crisis underlined the importance of social responsibility for the sust...
The growing and worldwide practice called “impact investing”—investing capital for a social as well ...
This paper posits three types of investors in today's financial markets: Universal Investors, Social...
This paper discusses the origins, motivations, and practice of socially responsible investing. We ex...
We examine the functioning of financial markets when firms can invest in socially responsible activi...