Amit Bouri, CEO of the Global Impact Investing Initiative, writes in Impact Alpha on the rapid growth of Impact investing and the importance of impact measurement and management, highlighting WHEB’s impact report as an example of transparent reporting.
In the Autumn edition of ESG Magazine WHEB’s Seb Beloe, Partner and Head of Research, discusses the best way to measure positive impact. In this article, he suggests how Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) act as a broad qualitative framework and the discusses how measurement quantifies actual outcomes.
The UK Government’s first report on developing the positive impact market for retail investors highlights WHEB’s innovative 3rd Impact Report and methodology as a clear way of connecting consumers with their investments.
Seb Beloe, Partner and Head of Research at WHEB, said “We are delighted to have contributed to this report, which provides a clear pathway to broadening and deepening the market for positive social and environmental investments.”
The Mail Online asks Damien Lardoux, portfolio manager at EQ Investors, to recommend his top three positive impact funds. He suggests the FP WHEB Sustainability Fund for investing in companies that provide sustainability solutions, positive impact and its competitive performance.
George Latham, WHEB’s CIO & Managing Partner, discusses how positive impact investing focuses on companies that are building and benefiting from the shift to low carbon and sustainable economies.
Money Observer’s Marina Gerner reviews the market for positive impact funds, highlighting WHEB Asset Management for trailblazing the measurement of its investments’ impacts.
In this article, Paul Pizzala explains what advisers need to know about impact investing, how to measure impact and understand how it can fit into an investor’s wider portfolio.
In a preview of some of the material we will be discussing at WHEB’s Annual Investor Conference on Thursday 29th June, Ted Franks discusses the tension between pricing power and positive impact with Lawrence Gosling in Investment Week.
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