Publications

This brief explores the relationship between financial and impact indicators across agriculture impact investments. The brief demonstrates that…

The GIIN released new guidance to help investors achieve impact in public equity investments. Developed with input from over 100 investors, Guidance…

The impact investing industry has historically lacked a standardized approach for investors to compare the impact of their investments. However,…

Insights from impact data can steer investments towards addressing the globe’s most consequential challenges more effectively. As investors share…

Amit Bouri, Co-founder and CEO of the GIIN, shares his insight on impact investing progress he is monitoring this year in this post from the GIIN's blog. From thoughts on the "S" in ESG to regulation in the sustainable investment market, Bouri highlights that "2023 is a year that will be marked by market disruptions. Amidst those changes, there will be outsized opportunities for progress."

The GIIN estimates the size of the worldwide impact investing market to be USD 1.164 trillion, marking the first time that the organization’s…

In this post of the GIIN's blog, Amit Bouri, Co-founder and CEO of the GIIN, reflects on significant climate legislation as a key moment for impact investing efforts, as well as the GIIN's initiatives for generating meaningful results. He emphasizes that "the civil and private sectors, including the financial industry, play a critical role in addressing climate change and other important issues."

The GIIN’s podcast, Next Normal: Re-imagining Capitalism for Our Future, is hosted by GIIN CEO and Co-Founder Amit Bouri. In each episode, Amit interviews leaders who inspire change and challenge the status quo – elevating visions of a transformed economic system that can help us tackle our biggest global challenges.

Co-founder and CEO of the GIIN Amit Bouri sheds light on sexual and reproductive health and rights as a sustainable development goal (SDG) in this post from the GIIN's blog. He shares, "When women and girls are empowered to make choices, including the rights to their reproductive health, research shows a direct link to improvements in structured saving, children’s education, health and nutrition in their circle of care. The United Nation’s reproductive rights target isn’t just a goal in itself, it is fundamental to sustainable development overall."

Co-founder and CEO of the GIIN Amit Bouri calls for deeper thinking on the political divisiveness increasingly associated with sustainable investment in financial firms in this post from the GIIN's blog. Bouri emphasizes that "the reality is that financial firms will sell whatever the market wants to buy. If client demand is there, they’ll follow it. And client demand is there. Global sustainable investment assets top $35 trillion by some estimates, more than a third of global assets under management, and are growing rapidly."

Investments targeting financial inclusion can play an instrumental role in driving progress across various key performance indicators, which…