The updated guide reflects the market’s development. It includes an introduction to impact investing, how to start incorporating impact investing into your institution’s portfolio, as well as a few case studies from faith organizations that are currently investing for impact.
Religious organizations own an estimated 10% of the world’s entire financial investment. Where and how faith investors chose to invest their money can have a huge impact in creating a more livable future for all. We’re inspired by the dedication of the faith communities we work with and thrilled to see the continued growth in interest as we did last week at LCWR.
If you’re interested in learning more download the full guide here and read more about our work with faith investors here. As always, Calvert Impact welcomes opportunities for conversation, collaboration, and partnership. Please contact us at https://calvertimpact.org or 800.248.0337.
Article by Patricia Redsicker, Senior Officer, Investor Relations at Calvert Impact and Annette Vogel, Associate, Impact Management at Calvert Impact.
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