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Subsidy and Synergy: How Philanthropy Can Complement Impact Investing More Effectively

James Militzer

The original goal of impact investing was to build out the spectrum between philanthropy and commercial investment. Wealth is given away on one end of the spectrum and invested in profit-maximizing assets on the other. In that way, philanthropy and impact investing can complement each other.

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Australian Investors Demand Greater Adaptation Action

Chris Hall

Since taking office in 2022, Anthony Albanese’s Labor government has released a raft of legislation to accelerate Australia’s green transition, many of which have been backed by investors. The report also found that greenwashing had overtaken performance concerns as the pre-eminent barrier to responsible investing.

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Summits can Unblock Ocean Finance Flows

Chris Hall

UNOC, which was first held in 2017, brings together a broad range of stakeholders, including governments, intergovernmental organisations, international financial institutions and the scientific community.

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Summits can Unblock Ocean Finance Flows

Chris Hall

The second UNOC, held in Lisbon in 2022, saw key commitments made, such as pledges for marine protected areas, sustainable fisheries management, combatting marine pollution, and mobilising finance for ocean action. A unified taxonomy helps investors identify credible projects and avoid greenwashing, increasing trust in blue finance.

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The Current Approach to Scaling Impact Capital isn’t Working: Why Addressing the Polycrisis Requires More ‘Impact-Native’ Capital

James Militzer

Within that framework, only impact investing is fundamentally aligned with a systemically responsible worldview, grounded in the physical and scientific reality of a finite planet with finite resources shared by (soon to be) 9 billion people and countless other forms of life.

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Memo to Canadian mutual funds: stop greenwashing with vague ‘ESG integration’ claim

Corporate Knights

In a new anti-greenwashing policy, Canadian mutual funds will no longer be able to claim the vague and oft-criticized strategy of “ESG integration” if they want to be included in the country’s official list of responsible investment funds. In a case that received a lot of attention, DWS agreed to pay $25 million to the U.S.

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The fight for a better tomorrow: Canada's top 30 under 30 sustainability leaders of 2022

Corporate Knights

Whether they’re legal advocates, entrepreneurs, activists, engineers-in-training or policy geeks, Corporate Knights’ 2022 Top 30 Under 30 Sustainability Leaders are using their collective skills to challenge the status quo and bend the arc of history toward a more just and sustainable future. They’re in good company.