Achieving data convergence is an indispensable next step for the industry to move beyond narrative-driven impact claims toward a more practical implementation of the ToC framing. This requires a systematic approach to organizing and labeling different data points that is both credible and scalable.
As the window for climate action narrows, the global conversation has shifted from why we must reduce greenhouse gas emissions in individual portfolios to how fast we can achieve a low carbon economy. That’s what prompted the creation of the GIIN’s Climate Solutions Investing Initiative to help mobilize capital toward the most effective climate solutions investment strategies
GIIN’s CEO and Co-Founder Amit Bouri shares his top trends to watch in impact investing in what's shaping up to be a dynamic 2026.
Three years in, the GIIN takes stock of its corporate impact investing initiative and unpacks the related trends and insights from the 2025 State of the Market report
As we wrap a year shaped by headwinds and tailwinds alike, we want to pause and highlight some of the bright spots that shone through an otherwise challenging time.
GIIN CEO Amit Bouri discusses how impact investors in Asia are mobilizing more capital to build a better future in the region and beyond
GIIN Chief Research Officer Dean Hand introduces the Impact Quantifier: a new tool from the Impact Lab which aims to address how we measure impact in a way that helps investors to compare and prioritize investment.
Wealthy families are increasingly aligning their investments with their values — using impact investing not just to generate returns, but to shape a more enduring legacy.
With impact investment assets under management approaching $1.6 trillion, the industry needs to build better analytical methods to make the most of every penny. A new approach from the Global Impact Investing Network may show a way forward, but the need remains for more, better, and more widely shared data.
Here are seven things to watch for impact investing in the year ahead, according to the GIIN’s CEO and Co-Founder Amit Bouri.
GIIN Chief Research Officer Dean Hand discusses recent observations on the impact performance of energy investors and the importance of benchmarks in improving their impact outcomes
Overcoming concerns over performance, greenwashing and equity strategies can boost investment to solve global problems