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Thursday, May 23, 2019

By Gary Robinson

KBIGI, which boasts a long-standing commitment to responsible investing has published the findings of a new global Impact Investing study, exploring investor views on what it calls the Public/Private approach.

KBIGI said in statement that it has identified a “well-established and rapidly growing appetite” for Impact Investing, with 78% of respondents confirming that they are already investing in the Impact space (21% in Public Equity/21% in Private Equity/35% both). 70% confirmed their appetite for further education and training in the Impact space, with 94% stating that they are looking to increase their allocation to Impact over the next 1-3 years.

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