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Affluent areas have a higher volume of charities, research finds | Third Sector, 14 feb 2026
The AI dilemma: Can social enterprises innovate without compromising their values? | Pioneers Post, 14 feb 2026
What Else Can We Do? The Thirteen Intentions of Philanthropy | Stanford Social Innovation Review, 13 feb 2026
New Report Shows Philanthropy Has A Pulse | 13 feb 2026
Charity Fraud Report - A Five-Year Review | BDO UK, 12 feb 2026
CSR in Education: Driving India's Learning Outcomes and Equity | CII Blog, 12 feb 2026
Volunteering abroad is expensive, how can I fund it? | LSE Blogs, 12 feb 2026
Profits and nonprofits: The odd evolution of OpenAI | Capital Research Center, 11 feb 2026
Green Business Ideas to Consider | Business News Daily, 10 feb 2026
How to Be Socially Responsible and Make a Profit in 2026 | Business.com, 10 feb 2026
Building a Career in Nonprofit Leadership: Essential Knowledge for Modern Professionals | Ohio University, 05 feb 2026
Credit Card Processors for Nonprofits: What to Consider When Choosing | US Chamber of Commerce, 02 feb 2026
December 2016
Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 26 dec 2016
According to the recent report by Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), 'Impact Investing Trends: Evidence of a Growing Industry' (Authors: Abhilash Mudaliar, Aliana Pineiro, Rachel Bass), impact investors have demonstrated strong growth, collectively increasing their assets under management (AUM) from US$ 25.4 billion in 2013 to US$ 35.5 billion in 2015, a compound annual growth rate of 18%. The report provides compelling evidence that impact investing industry is growing, both in terms of size and maturation. More than 60% of AUM was allocated to emerging markets each year, and the top three sectors receiving the highest proportions of AUM were microfinance, other financial services and energy, respectively. Read on...
The NonProfit Times:
Assets Under Management Grew For Impact Investing
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