SA is a laggard in the growing world of impact investing
This is an opportune time to explore alternative sources of return, such as those found in the real economy in infrastructure and private equity and debt
06 August 2020 - 14:12
SA has more than its fair share of challenges, perhaps most acutely captured for the 40% of people between the ages of 15 and 64 years who are not employed, or in education or training.
Internationally many corporates have come to realise that they are part of a stakeholder network across employees, customers, shareholders and the broader operating environment, and are being held to account to integrate sustainability into business models. ..
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