Green Investment

More Than Just Impact

The biosphere needs more than just making an impact.

From the discussions held at SOCAP: Designing the Future in Malmö, it is clear that impact investing needs to up the game and take into account how different forms of capital interact with each other, and provide a resilient system.

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SOCAP: Designing the Future on SocialFinance.ca

Today, SOCAP returned to Europe - this time with no less ambitious a goal than designing the future itself. The speaker list and schedule have been out for several weeks now, and over 400 people will be thronging Malmo University, Sweden, enjoying the event live. Here at SocialFinance.ca, we'll be covering the event both online and in person through Jonathan Sundqvist. Watch out for his posts over the next few days.

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Social Finance Round Up: IFC Launches $500M Green Bond in US

SocialFinance.ca produces a weekly round up featuring social finance related news, insights, job openings, and events. We source the content for these round ups from Twitter, an RSS reader, and directly from our community of social finance practitioners. Below is our round up for the week of May 7, 2012.

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Social Finance Round Up: Updates & Opportunities at the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing

SocialFinance.ca produces a weekly round up featuring social finance related news, insights, job openings, and events. We source the content for these round ups from Twitter, an RSS reader, and directly from our community of social finance practitioners. Below is our round up for the week of April 16, 2012.

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Latest Green Transition Scoreboard Shows Growth and Depth

The most recent update of the Green Transition Scoreboard (GTS), released in February 2012, finds that over $3.3 trillion ($3,306,051,439,680 to be exact) have been invested in the green economy since 2007, putting global investors and countries on track to reach $10 trillion in investments by 2020.

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