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Responsible Investing in South African Collective Investment Schemes: An Analysis of Performance
Estimates suggest that a $3.3 - $4.5 trillion financing gap exists if we are to meet the SDG goals by 2030. Public funding alone cannot meet this target, private capital needs to be mobilised. Impact investing has the potential to bridge this gap, providing measurable real-world impact alongside fin...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2024
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