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Are you proud of your investment advisor? For the team at Genus Capital Management, their pioneering impact investment and fossil free advisory services are helping them stand out from the crowd.

Check out the latest CoPower investor profile and our interview with Genus Portfolio Manager Sue-May Talbot on the blog.

Isn't it about time you were proud of your investment advisor? In this piece, the third in a series of interviews with investment advisors and financial planners we learn from Sue-May Talbot, a Partner and Portfolio Manager with Genus. She describes the firm’s pioneering investment approach and how they leverage private impact bonds to make their clients prou...

Today is , the date when humanity will have used all the resources that Earth can renew during the entire year.

From the archive, we're sharing a reflection from CoPower Green Bond investor Tom Green, on what overshoot means for the way we invest.

Investing for an earth in overshoot: Tom Green Earth Overshoot Day, the day when humanity has used up all the resources that the planet can renew in one year, fell on August 1st -- the earliest it has ever been. Ecological economist Tom Green discusses what this means for his investment portfolio.

As demand for investments that do good grows, a deep knowledge of impact investment strategies and products can set an advisory firm apart.

In this CoPower investor profile, we spoke to Kelly Gauthier of Rally Assets about how impact investing helps build client relationships that last.

Deepening client relationships through ‘impact bonds’: An interview with Rally Assets Advisors are increasingly being asked by clients about their impact options. Here's how one advisory firm is using impact bonds to build more meaningful client relationships.

Can investors put their money to work for racial equality? According to The Sustainable Economist, the NAACP Minority Empowerment ETF is a step in the right direction.

This investment fund’s racial principles have paid off so far NAACP Minority Empowerment ETF has diversity and empowerment standards — but Amazon still makes the grade.