July 24, 2011
via ClearlySoby Katie Hill
This research was published more than 5 years ago, some information may be out of date.
The aim of the research is to understand more fully the perspectives of different types of institutional investors towards financing social enterprises. It finds investors are likely to engage if social investment can offer: an expectation of market/close to market returns, risk mitigation guarantee, liquidity, robust measurement of social returns, larger sized investment opportunities, and products and managers with a good track record.