Laying the Groundwork for a National Impact Investing Marketplace

Gripne, Stephanie L; Kelley, Joanne; Merchant, Kathy

doi:10.9707/1944-5660.1341

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Opportunities and Challenges Of Integrating Impact Investing Into Philanthropic Organizations1

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“…Another challenge is that the use of private capital financing instruments clashes with the existing institutional norm of philanthropic giving (Reddy, 2015;Roth, 2020;Roundy et al, 2017). While impact investing purports that generating positive social and environmental impact can be integrated into the mission of philanthropic organizations, philanthropy originated by distinguishing itself from the private market (Gripne, Kelley and Merchant, 2016;Onek, 2017). The philanthropic sector has typically separated philanthropic and investment activities, both structurally and cognitively (Gregory, 2016;Hehenberger, Mair and Metz, 2019).…”

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Exploring impact investings emergence in the philanthropic sector

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A Research Agenda for Social Finance

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Doing Well by Doing Good: A Systematic Review and Research Agenda for Sustainable Investment

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This paper conducts a systematic review of the research work in the field of sustainable investment for identifying research gaps and laying down research agenda for the future. Articles on sustainable investment published in journals indexed at the Web of Science during 1989 and 2018 (so far) are reviewed for the purpose of this research. A total of 225 papers were found through the search criteria, out of which 213 papers were selected for review. The paper identifies gaps in the literature that can be considered as opportunities for future study. The analysis of these articles led us to note the need for an agenda that can present a holistic framework of sustainable investment with lesser variations and increased acceptability. The research agenda proposed by the paper may help researchers in framing their research problems around the gaps identified. Sustainable investment is a potential solution to social and ecological issues by transforming the financial markets to have more accountability for their impacts. Therefore, it is important to carry out extensive research in this field so as to develop it as an applied field of investment. There has so far been no attempt to perform a systematic review in the field of sustainable investment for a period of 20 years, as has been made in this paper.

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Laying the Groundwork for a National Impact Investing Marketplace

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Exploring impact investings emergence in the philanthropic sector

Exploring impact investings emergence in the philanthropic sector

Doing Well by Doing Good: A Systematic Review and Research Agenda for Sustainable Investment

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