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21st Century Investing

Redirecting Financial Strategies to Drive Systems Change

William Burckart and Steven D. Lydenberg

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21st Century Investing
The Core Philosophy
Traditional Investing Flaws
Sustainable Investing Limits
System-Level Investing
Targeting Investments
Consensus
Relevance
Effectiveness
Leveraging Assets
Bonds
Repurposing Traditional Tools
Investment Beliefs Statements (IBS)
Portfolio Construction
Driving Indirect Reform
Standards Setting
Historical Example
Evaluating Financial Managers
Demand Explicit Policies
Verify Actions
Require Proven Success

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How does 'system-level investing' primarily differ from traditional sustainable investing, according to the text?

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21st Century Investing Summary & Overview

21st Century Investing (2021) is a guide to ethical and responsible investment strategies. Instead of making money at the expense of our fragile social and environmental systems, you can invest in ways that will actually strengthen them – ensuring societal stability and long-term returns. 

Who Should Listen to 21st Century Investing?

  • Investors wondering how to square profitability with social justice 
  • Anyone curious about the future of investment strategy
  • Savers hoping to future-proof their investments in an increasingly uncertain world

About the Author: William Burckart and Steven D. Lydenberg

William Burckart is COO and president of The Investment Integration Project (TIIP), a consulting services firm that advises organizations on systemic risks and opportunities. He coedited New Frontiers of Philanthropy, and his work has appeared in the Guardian and Forbes, among other publications.

Steven Lydenberg is a partner at Domini Impact Investments. He is also the founder and CEO of The Investment Integration Project (TIIP), as well as the founding director of the Initiative for Responsible Investment at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government. His publications include Corporations and the Public Interest and Dilemmas in Responsible Investment.

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