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Capitalising (on) industrial epidemics: examining the influence of the 'Big Three' asset managers on corporate governance in key health-harming commodity industries. [PDF]
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2015
Abstract Social finance is now a multibillion dollar market that encompasses ethical investment (including finance for green businesses), community investment to support economic development in deprived areas, ‘impact investing’, investment in developing countries, co-operative and mutual finance, along with a wide range of initiatives ...
Alex Nicholls, Jed Emerson
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Abstract Social finance is now a multibillion dollar market that encompasses ethical investment (including finance for green businesses), community investment to support economic development in deprived areas, ‘impact investing’, investment in developing countries, co-operative and mutual finance, along with a wide range of initiatives ...
Alex Nicholls, Jed Emerson
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International Review of Financial Analysis, 2019
Abstract This paper reviews social finance. Venture philanthropy, microfinance, crowdfunding and social impact bonds are financial and social innovations that reshape capital markets, the production of public goods, entrepreneurship and the fundamental principles of financial analysis.
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Abstract This paper reviews social finance. Venture philanthropy, microfinance, crowdfunding and social impact bonds are financial and social innovations that reshape capital markets, the production of public goods, entrepreneurship and the fundamental principles of financial analysis.
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2015
The social sector has been thrilled at the sight of the global financial community bringing its formidable resources and capabilities to its rescue. Financiers were also thrilled to redeem themselves by using their skills to solve our world’s problems.
Olivier Kayser, Valeria Budinich
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The social sector has been thrilled at the sight of the global financial community bringing its formidable resources and capabilities to its rescue. Financiers were also thrilled to redeem themselves by using their skills to solve our world’s problems.
Olivier Kayser, Valeria Budinich
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Across the globe, countries are struggling with growing pressures on publicly funded health systems and difficulties transitioning toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This situation is in the context of obstinate and widening health inequalities. New ways to fund health systems and improve health are needed. One potential response is social finance.
McHugh, Neil +2 more
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Islamic finance as social finance
2015Abstract This chapter explores the linkages between Islamic finance and social finance. The chapter opens with a brief overview of the history of finance to provide a context for some of the subsequent precepts of Islamic finance. Next, the most well-known prohibition in Islamic finance—the prohibition on charging interest—is reviewed ...
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2015
AbstractThis chapter explores social finance in terms of the types of investee enterprise. It emphasizes that social enterprises are very diverse, multi-sectoral phenomena that seek capital through a variety of mixes of governmental, philanthropic, and market-based income and investment. The chapter extends the benefits theory of not-for-profit funding
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AbstractThis chapter explores social finance in terms of the types of investee enterprise. It emphasizes that social enterprises are very diverse, multi-sectoral phenomena that seek capital through a variety of mixes of governmental, philanthropic, and market-based income and investment. The chapter extends the benefits theory of not-for-profit funding
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2022
The social protection system of Cyprus consists of a comprehensive range of contributory and non-contributory benefits. The social protection system is constantly changing and adapting, and its architecture combines elements from a variety of welfare models. About 19.1% of GDP was devoted to social protection in 2016. This is well below the EU-28 level.
Koutsampelas, Christos +2 more
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The social protection system of Cyprus consists of a comprehensive range of contributory and non-contributory benefits. The social protection system is constantly changing and adapting, and its architecture combines elements from a variety of welfare models. About 19.1% of GDP was devoted to social protection in 2016. This is well below the EU-28 level.
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