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'A coalition strong enough to move markets' – Pioneers Post article

  • Writer: Susie Weldon
    Susie Weldon
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read

Delighted to share this article, written by FaithInvest Executive Chair Dave Zellner, which was published in Pioneers Post, the magazine and digital platform for social entrepreneurs and impact investors, following our Faith in the Common Good forum in Paris earlier this month.


Screenshot of the Pioneers Post website
A screenshot of the Pioneers Post article featuring the Rt Revd, Bishop David Urquhart, Church of England

As Dave wrote, representatives of 33 institutional faith-based asset owners and faith networks from four major religious traditions (Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism), which together manage at least $200 billion in assets under management, gathered in Paris for an important conversation.


They came from across Europe, the United States and Malaysia to explore how faith groups can work together more closely and use their combined investment power for the common good. Above all, they wanted to pursue positive impact through their investments.


FaithInvest co-hosted the forum with the Collège des Bernardins, a centre for conferences, culture, training and dialogue whose president, Jean-Baptiste de Franssu, also serves as president of IOR, known as the Vatican Bank.


Read more about the outcomes of the discussions in the Pioneers Post article and also on our dedicated Faith in the Common Good page on the FaithInvest website.


 
 

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