The question of how best to value social and environmental factors is a major challenge for capital markets. This paper, with lead author Jacob Harold, explores various scenarios for embedding social and environmental elements of value into calculations of security pricing.
Blended Value Investing: Integrating Environmental Risks and Opportunities into Securities Valuation
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Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained: Addressing the Critical Gaps in Risk-Taking Capital for Social Enterprise
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