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You can find other "Market with Meaning" but you definitely want to see "Profit with Purpose".
I personally "Believe in Kingdom Transformation" because I know there is only ONE "Life for Significant".

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日期: 2011年6月30日,星期四,上午4:13

Click here to see this e-mail as a web page: Good Capitalist Issue 23
The Good Capitalist
June 2011
Issue: 23
Social Capital Market
Lens
Beyond the JP Morgan Report
By: Kevin Jones

What's next for the JP Morgan team whose report, Impact Investments: An Emerging Asset Class, - co-written with Antony Bugg-Levine's team at Rockefeller - both sized and defined one part of the Social Capital Market?

 

"What makes sense is to continue helping build the market by coming out with additional research, more detailed market segmentation, a deeper dive into (social and financial) returns and broaden the universe of places where we are gathering return data and can assess expected risk," said Tone Rosingholm, who leads the European JP Morgan team. >>>Read More

Bridging Knowledge Gaps in Social Capital Markets
By: Ajaita Shah

The social capital space is changing for the positive in many ways, especially because of forums like SOCAP which bring hundreds of thinkers and doers together to understand trends, nuances, opportunities, and challenges within this space. As a social entrepreneur, it was and is the best way to meet anyone and everyone in this space.

 

SOCAP reminded us that networking, and ideas exchanges are essential to increase our momentum to make things happen. So, how do we keep this momentum alive? How can we take lessons learned from each other and move forward? How can we link capital with action? Let's create more exchanges, let's fill knowledge gaps, and let's keep making things happen. >>>Read More

 

SOCAP Energy Serves as Indicator of the Sector
By: Anshula Chowdhury

I've come to see that the energy of SOCAP is a good indicator of this sector, so I was pleased to sense a maturation of the conversation at SOCAP/Europe. No one seems to want to talk about abstract concepts at the conference. This is similar to a trend I've seen in my own work, people want to see the equations behind our measurements more and more, which is a sign (to me) that people are moving beyond the euphoria of the idea towards the hard-nosed mindset of the implementation.

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Capital is Fuel in the Social Capital Market
By: Kevin Jones

Capital is fuel for changing the world in the social capital market. Do-gooders often upon capitalism with horror as a wild force of nature.  But capital is not untameable: it is a tool that we created, and that can be put back under our control. To paraphrase the proverb: the past decade has shown us that those who seek money without meaning are dangerous, but those who seek meaning without capital are limited in their ability to scale.

 

The social capital market, at the intersection of money and meaning, seeks both. And that's where the juice is.

The social capital market looks at value across asset classes and we are finding that impact lives in the commons, not on the balance sheet or even in our impact metrics, which are both only single inputs into a much more complex system. In words that Jed Emerson said a long time ago, what we want is value; and we are willing to pay for, or invest in, or give to, things that provide value. We define value through both relational and financial lenses. >>>Read More

In This Issue
Beyond the JP Morgan Report
Bridging Knowledge Gaps
SOCAP Energy Serves as Indicator of the Sector
Capital is Fuel in the Social Capital Market
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Social Capital Market News Briefs

Syminvest - Dutch development Bank FMO Invests $4.4 Million in Global Partnership - Global Partnerships, a Seattle NP that invests in MFI's receieved a $4.4 million investment from a development bank in the Netherlands. The investment will go to GP's Social Investment Fund (SIF) which makes loans to top MFI's operating in Latin America.  >>>Read More

 

CSRwire - Impact Investing 2.0 - time for a new approach! - Dr. Matthew Kiernan proposes a solution addressing his concerns of bringing impact to scale and having enough projects to absorb high levels of capital.  >>>Read More 

 

CNN Money - In developing economies, equity beats microfinance - While microfinance serves an important role in economic development, investment in small to medium size businesses is needed. This article highlights a few organizations and government programs that are engaging others in impact investing and their findings. >>>Read More

 

Harvard Business School - Searching for Better Practices in Social Investing - A conference held at Harvard Business School addressed the topic of social impact investing with a look at issues such as venture philanthropy, expectations, organizational leadership issues, defining impact, and social impact bonds. >>>Read More

 

Time Magazine - Social Investing: Getting Rich Doing Good - A look at how Social Impact Bonds work and their purpose, highlighting programs in the UK and the US, including the Obama Administration's initiative 'Pay for Success'. >>>Read More

 

University of Oxford Skoll Centre - The Expanding Impact Investing Ecosystem: ImpactAssets 50 - The launch of ImpactAssets 50 offers a list of the top 50 fund managers who are blending the best of for-profit and not-for-profit structures for social, environmental and financial return.  >>>Read More 

 

 

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