Tideline Publication

The amount of capital in impact investments targeting both measurable, positive impact and market-rate, risk-adjusted returns has increased substantially over recent years. This growth has spurred greater recognition that capital is also needed across a broad spectrum of risk-return profiles if impact investing is to achieve its full potential in addressing the world’s most pressing social and environmental issues. Catalytic capital is critical for enabling impact investing to continue to drive deep impact, reach new sectors and geographies, and mobilize the trillions of additional private sector investment needed annually to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).