Titlebook: Social Impact Investing Beyond the SIB; Evidence from the Ma Mario La Torre,Mario Calderini Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Social Impact Investments Beyond Social Impact Bonds: A Research and Policy Agenda,cial architecture, however, some pillars regard many financial products as well as geographical areas and political contexts. Thus, this chapter assesses points still open, like the need for: a soft and hard regulation; a transparent governance; reliable social and financial performance; and the market development.

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Palgrave Studies in Impact Financehttp://image.papertrans.cn/s/image/869516.jpg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-78322-2Social Impact Investing; Financial Structures; Risk of social impact investments; Social Impact Bonds; C

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Mario La Torre,Mario CalderiniHighlights recent research in the impact investing field.Provides research from an international network of universities and scholars including also those in the Scientific Committee of Social Impact

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978-3-030-08674-9The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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Investing with Impact: An Integrated Analysis Between Academics and Practitioners, this emerging investing approach, but several aspects remain unexplored. In particular, to date not many studies have focused on actors and instruments currently available. Moving from these considerations, this chapter aims to: (1) provide a deeper understanding of the impact investing landscape t

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Social Risk and Financial Returns: Evidences from Social Impact Bonds,social risk and financial return. In order to achieve this research aim, the methodology is organized in three different steps: (1) step one includes the implementation of a scoring model for SIB social risk; (2) step two involves data collection and the measurement of social risk scoring components

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The Use of Payment by Results in Healthcare: A Review and Proposal,rship between investors, governments and service providers that engages them in a new way through complex outcome-based financial arrangements. In Italy, the diffusion of such instruments is limited by market and by legal barriers. Based on these considerations, our work aims to present an overview