David Frydlinger, a Swedish attorney and GAIL member, has written a unique book on EU sustainability law and sustainable business. “Rules of the Game for Sustainable Business: Laws, Contracts and Morality” is a crucially important book for all impact lawyers. The book explains the changing landscape and provides a guide for companies on how to transform…
Legal tools and innovations By: Karyn Polak – Impact Entrepreneur correspondent and GAIL North America Regional Member August 27, 2024 This article by the Impact Entrepreneur reviews the Annual Grunin Conference and its contribution towards the impact investing space. Held at NYU, the conference brings together over 300 global leaders—lawyers, academics, and impact investors—to address…
This event discussed the launch of the pathbreaking report by the GAIL Blended Finance Working Group “Unlocking Legal Pathways for Blended Finance: Case Studies and Global Insights” in the APAC region.
The report highlights systemic inequities in the U.S. financial system, particularly in lending practices.
GAIL is contributing to the Social Outcomes Conference 2024 (SOC24), taking place on 5-6 September online & in-person at the Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford.
GAIL Latin America provides this overview of key developments and opportunities across the region.
Psychological and emotional connections with wealth and their impact on behaviours are material. Demographics,macroeconomic factors, family dynamics and upbringing, personality traits, and ethical values are some of the factors that influence attitudes toward money.
Psychological and emotional connections with wealth and their impact on behaviours are material. Demographics,macroeconomic factors, family dynamics and upbringing, personality traits, and ethical values are some of the factors that influence attitudes toward money.
In this session, our panellists offer diverse observations on how a maturing ESG environment is impacting their work and fiduciary obligations.
This article by Impact Entrepreneur discusses the limitations of “two-pocket thinking,” in business and the importance of ethical leadership and advocates for a holistic perspective that prioritises integrity and accountability.