Tracy Palandjian, CEO and Cofounder of Social Finance, shares the story of the social impact bond at the BSR Conference 2012.
The pro-business Japanese government has doubled down on transparency, helping investors understand a broad set of ESG issues that are material for their investment strategies and enabling social dialogue.
This report examines the opportunity to expand financial inclusion for women in India’s garment sector by increasing women’s access to and use of mobile financial products and services.
How has corporate responsibility in the banking sector changed since the 2008 financial crisis? What more could be done?
Institutional investors are increasingly vocal about long-term value; companies can proactively engage and attract these investors who value ESG commitments.
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