Church Times and Oikocredit discuss ethical investing and what it means for philanthropists
Church Times and Oikocredit discuss ethical investing and what it means for philanthropists
29 September 2017 For UKSIF Good Money Week, the Church Times gets stuck into the growing social impact investing space with Oikocredit. Where philanthropy meets investing attitudes, incorporates faith-based values to investing; and focuses on maximising social and environmental returns over and above financial returns.
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Archive > 2017 > September
- 29 September 2017 - Ed Mayo, Secretary General of Co-ops UK talks about Oikocredit around the world
- 29 September 2017 - Co-operatives UK introduce social investor, Oikocredit, to celeberate International Co-ops Day
- 29 September 2017 - In the Guardian: Oikocredit empowers excluded women with social investing
- 29 September 2017 - In the Guardian: the devastating effects of climate change on subsistence farmers
- 29 September 2017 - In the Guardian: the Indian tea estates being revitalised by Oikocredit investors
- 29 September 2017 - Church Times and Oikocredit discuss ethical investing and what it means for philanthropists
- 29 September 2017 - What have money & faith got to do with climate change?
- 29 September 2017 - Ethex introduce its investor base to Oikocredit, where pay-as-you-go solar lighting up the lives of Ghana’s micro-entrepreneurs
- 29 September 2017 - Social Stock Exchange: Pay-as-you-go solar is lighting up the lives of Ghana’s micro-entrepreneurs
- 29 September 2017 - Churches Together in Britain & Ireland: Poverty alleviation & affordable, clean energy
- 29 September 2017 - Scottish International Development Alliance (SIDA): SDGs & how ethical investing can help
- 29 September 2017 - UK Social Stock Exchange interview with Thos Gieskes, Oikocredit International MD
- 29 September 2017 - The UK Social Stock Exchange interviews Oikocredit UK & Ireland's National Director Monica Middleton