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  1. Blended Social Impact Investment Transactions: Why Are They So Complex?Michael Moran & Libby Ward-Christie - 2022 - Journal of Business Ethics 179 (4):1011-1031.
    Blended social impact investment transactions, in which multiple types of capital are combined to support attainment of social impact, are a pervasive, yet not closely examined, feature of the SII market. This paper seeks to describe and understand blended SII transactions through the lens of institutional theory. Specifically, we use the institutional logics theoretical frame to shed light on the implications of combining several institutional logics in SII transactions. Consistent with other SII research, we find that parties to blended SII (...)
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  • What constitutes impact? Definition, motives, measurement and reporting considerations in an African impact investment market.Suzette Viviers - 2021 - African Journal of Business Ethics 15 (1):10-27.
    Impact investing is the fastest growing responsible investment strategy and has the potential to address many of the environmental and socio-economic challenges faced by humanity. Some scholars, however, claim that definitional ambiguity confounds impact measurement and hence reduces the attractiveness of this investment strategy. To investigate this claim, semi-structured personal interviews were conducted with 13 experienced impact investors in a large African market. Participants did not regard definitional ambiguity as a serious barrier, but found it difficult to identify and articulate (...)
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