ImpactAlpha Podcasts

ImpactAlpha

All of ImpactAlpha's podcasts in one place. Listen in and get investment news and commentary for a sustainable edge.

  1. 4 gg fa

    Where Temasek is looking for growth opportunities + Three impact summer reads

    Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha’s top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: How Temasek, the $400 billion state-owned investment fund out of Singapore, positions itself as a generational investor; a look at three impact investing “beach reads,” out this week, that tackle the future of capitalism and the common good; and sustainable farm and timberland manager Alder Point lands $4 million from the Rockefeller Foundation to ramp up land acquisitions in rural communities. To try ImpactAlpha Edge, ⁠⁠⁠⁠click here⁠⁠⁠⁠. Story links: “Ford Foundation’s Roy Swan makes the case for 'positive-sum' capitalism,” by David Bank and Isaac Silk “With $400 billion in assets, Temasek leans into emerging markets, climate adaptation and ‘sustainable living’,” by David Bank "Alder Point secures $4 million from Rockefeller Foundation to build climate-resilient forests and farmlands," by Roodgally Senatus.

    Where Temasek is looking for growth opportunities + Three impact summer reads

  2. 6 gg fa

    Temasek leans into emerging markets, climate adaptation and ‘sustainable living’

    Eliza Foo, who leads impact investing at Temasek, the Singapore-based global investment company whose asset base recently crossed $400 billion, joins David Bank. They speak about Temasek’s mission, Singapore’s impact ecosystem, and what’s next in emerging markets impact investing. And she shares her advice for asset allocators still skeptical about impact.

    Temasek leans into emerging markets, climate adaptation and ‘sustainable living’

  3. 21 lug

    Roy Swan makes the case for 'positive-sum' capitalism

    Roy Swan, director of mission investments at the Ford Foundation and author of "Positive Sum: How Zero Sum Thinking Broke Capitalism, How We Can Fix It," joins David Bank. They speak about shareholder primacy, "patriotic capitalism", and how AI finally making externalities - positive negatives - visible and actionable. Get a copy of the book today. Disclosure: The Ford Foundation is an investor in ImpactAlpha.

    Roy Swan makes the case for 'positive-sum' capitalism

  4. 17 lug

    India as a hotbed of cool tech + Secondaries, impact-style

    Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha’s top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: A look at the cool tech investors seeking sustainable solutions to help billions beat the heat; why impact LPs are buying and selling stakes in the secondaries market; and, debriefing this week’s call, which asked whether faith-aligned investors can become known for what they are for, not just what they’re against To try ImpactAlpha Edge, ⁠⁠⁠⁠click here⁠⁠⁠⁠. RSVP for next week's Call. This week's stories: “Cool tech fund looks to India for sustainable solutions to beat the heat,” by Jessica Pothering“Liquidity for sellers, discounts for buyers in budding impact secondaries market,” by Amy Cortese“Helping faith-aligned investors direct their assets toward ‘human flourishing,’” by Erik Stein. Watch the full video replay.

    India as a hotbed of cool tech + Secondaries, impact-style

  5. 13 lug

    The economic case for investing in refugee entrepreneurs

    The Refugee Investment Network co-founders John Kluge and Christine Mahoney join David Bank to discuss their new book Banking on Belonging: Why Investing in Refugee Entrepreneurs Benefits Everyone.  At a time when more than 120 million people worldwide have been forcibly displaced — the highest level in recorded history –  the book makes the case for supportive policy and welcoming environment that can deliver gains for both migrants and host countries.   John and Christine bust a few myths along the way and spotlight the enormous economic opportunities in refugee entrepreneurship. Impact capital, they say, may advance the migration conversation where advocacy has fallen short.

    The economic case for investing in refugee entrepreneurs

  6. 10 lug

    Generation Investment Management on AI’s inconvenient truths + Closing the LatAm gender gap

    Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha’s top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: Generation Investment Management seeks to stamp AI with a mandate for sustainability; how closing the gender gap could ease skill shortages in Latin America's mobile workforce; and the California pension fund behind Inox Clean Energy’s ambitious rollup of solar manufacturing and generating assets. To try ImpactAlpha Edge, ⁠⁠⁠⁠click here⁠⁠⁠⁠. RSVP for next week's Call. This week's stories:  “Generation Investment Management seeks to stamp AI with a mandate for sustainability,” by Amy Cortese“Amid trillion-dollar IPOs, impact investors seek pathways to steer technology towards shared prosperity,” by Antony Bugg-Levine“Human agency is the next frontier for impact investing,” by Florian Kemmerich and Randall Zindler“Closing the gender gap to ease skill shortages in Latin America's mobile workforce,” by Erik Stein"CalPERS-backed Inox Clean Energy gets funding from Indian family office to ramp up renewables development," by Jessica Pothering

    Generation Investment Management on AI’s inconvenient truths + Closing the LatAm gender gap

  7. 3 lug

    Founding principles for impact investors on the USA’s 250th birthday

    Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha’s top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: Four Agents of Impact offer thoughts on the promise of the American experiment and the role for impact investing in it, ahead of the country’s 250th birthday; a look at Next 50’s strategy for financing GPs and companies that are valuing aging; and how Gaussion is speeding battery charging and boosting performance. To try ImpactAlpha Edge, ⁠⁠⁠⁠click here⁠⁠⁠⁠. This week’s stories: “Following in the footsteps of America’s founding financier,” by Antony Bugg-Levine“Investing in the American Dream as a long-term play to strengthen democracy,” by Napoleon Wallace“The accounting reform that could strengthen American capitalism,” by Stacey Faella“Life, liberty and a share of the upside,” by Santhosh Ramdoss“Next50 is cutting checks to GPs seeking alpha in aging across energy, housing and infrastructure,” by Roodgally Senatus and David Bank“Gaussion lands $28 million to speed battery charging and boost performance,” by Lucy Ngige

    Founding principles for impact investors on the USA’s 250th birthday

  8. 30 giu

    Rey Ramsey on moving from false choices to authentic leadership on AI and impact investing

    Rey Ramsey, CEO of the Nathan Cummings Foundation and author of the new book The Tyranny of False Choices: A Guide to Authentic Decision-Making joins David Bank. They spoke about "venture grants," transparency as a prerequisite for action, and how Ramsey has kept Nathan Cummings committed to racial, economic and environmental justice even as some institutions scrub their websites and trim their sails.

    Rey Ramsey on moving from false choices to authentic leadership on AI and impact investing
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Descrizione

All of ImpactAlpha's podcasts in one place. Listen in and get investment news and commentary for a sustainable edge.

Informazioni

  • Creatore
    ImpactAlpha
  • Anni di attività
    2016 - 2026
  • Puntate
    491
  • Classificazione
    Contenuti adatti a tutti
  • Copyright
    © ImpactAlpha
  • Sito web del podcast
    ImpactAlpha Podcasts

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