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Regional Report
Japan’s Impact Economy (Part 1)
Ethical Capital Japan has a long history of ethical capitalism that dates back centuries. The Meiji Restoration marked a time of political, economic, and social change that modernized Japan. Japanese elites and merchants gained new prominence and defined sampo-yoshi, a business philosophy emphasizing three pillars: good for the seller, good for the buyer, and good […]
The Growth of Health-tech Innovation through Sustainable Finance and Impact Investment
Sustainable finance principles can be applied in the healthcare industry through impact investments, underscoring how financial investments are strategically used to foster novel and innovative solutions alongside economic growth.
The Power of Impact Investments to Make Real Change on a Regional Scale
With the Australian Government recently bringing blended finance into their international development strategy, looking at how impact investment could bring real change in the region is timely.
History of Impact in Japan and toward Impact Economy
History of Impact in Japan and SIIF An impact investor survey in Japan reported that the impact investment balance of Japanese organizations reached 1.3 trillion yen in 2021, and the Japanese impact investment market is anticipated to grow along with the development of impact measurement and management (IMM). The first milestone of the impact investment […]
The Role of Social Investing and How to Ensure Its Success
Social investing, merging financial returns with social impact, is growing rapidly. Fintech startups provide credible impact measurement tools, fostering transparency. However, greenwashing poses a challenge, necessitating comprehensive impact data.