Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha’s top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: How Temasek, the $400 billion state-owned investment fund out of Singapore, positions itself as a generational investor; a look at three impact investing “beach reads,” out this week, that tackle the future of capitalism and the common good; and sustainable farm and timberland manager Alderpoint lands $4 million from the Rockefeller Foundation to ramp up land acquisitions in rural communities.
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Story links:
- “Ford Foundation’s Roy Swan makes the case for ‘positive-sum’ capitalism,” by David Bank and Isaac Silk
- “With $400 billion in assets, Temasek leans into emerging markets, climate adaptation and ‘sustainable living’,” by David Bank
- “Alder Point secures $4 million from Rockefeller Foundation to build climate-resilient forests and farmlands,” by Roodgally Senatus.