Is social investment moving into mainstream investing?

Are (U)HNWI seeking a more impactful portfolio to meet the SDG challenge?

Is social investment moving into mainstream investing?

Event details
Location and contact details for this event.
Event type: 
Webinar
Date: 
27 May 2021 - 4:00pm to 5:00pm
Venue address: 
WEBINAR
Organisation: 
Philanthropy Impact
Telephone: 
07480894463
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The approach to social investment is evolving from that of supporting social enterprises through blended finance to an increasing number of commercially robust and recognizable investment structures, and at scale.
 
The social investment market is worth over £5bn and it is growing fast as social enterprises rise to the challenge. Social enterprises offer sustainable solutions to some of society's toughest problems in ways that both the public and pure-profit sectors simply cannot. As social enterprises demonstrate their effectiveness, mainstream financing is evolving to enable its substantial resource to become part of the solution. This session showcases how capital flows from private client advisors through wholesale funds like Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust into funds, such as the Resonance Real Lettings Property Fund.
 
Our panelists will unpick how capital in the hands of the right social enterprises can tackle homelessness, strengthen the social enterprise and deliver a risk-adjusted. During this event, we will also explore how the regulatory frameworks designed to protect individual investors can work to enable capital to flow when funds and their portfolios are well structured.
 
CPD  60 minutes (1 hour) self-certified CPD points
 
CHAIR: Lyn Tomlinson, Head of Impact and Philanthropy, Cazenove Capital
PANEL: Daniel Brewer, CEO, Resonance; Susan Aktemel, Executive Director, Homes for Good; Louisiana Salge, Senior Sustainability Specialist EQ Investors
 
 
 
In collaboration with

About Resonance

Resonance is a social impact investment company. We create and manage impact investment funds that deliver financial and targeted social impact. We believe that change is possible and that one day, aligning profits with social impact will be the norm. A key focus of our work is the Homelessness Property Funds we have developed, such as the Women In Safe Homes fund. This fund, believed to be the world’s first gender-lens property fund, has been created as a solution to the lack of affordable, safe and secure homes for women who are experiencing homelessness, have been involved with the criminal justice system, are survivors of domestic abuse or have other complex needs. We have five homelessness property funds, and to date we have delivered safe and affordable homes for 2,533 people, including 1,242 children, in 822 properties. Established in 2002, we currently have over £260m of funds under management and now manage 10 impact investment funds. These include: Property Funds – scaling social enterprise through access to residential property, on the right terms and at scale, with a current focus on groups across three main themes: Learning Disabilities, Vulnerable Women and Homelessness. Enterprise Growth Funds – scaling social enterprise through access to affordable and flexible growth capital. Community Asset Funds – empowering local communities to deliver the asset projects they need to flourish and inspire others. In addition to our investment funds we have an advisory service that works with social enterprises, helping them to grow their impact and raise capital.

 

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Event registration
Event cost: 
Free for members - Non members £30/£40
Registration: 
registration@philanthropy-impact.org