The Emergence of Angel Investment Networks in Southeast Asia Report II: A Spotlight on Gender Lens Investing

This report, the second in the series, examines how Gender Lens Investing (GLI) is being applied by Angel Investment Networks in Southeast Asia and provides insights into the opportunities and challenges for hybrid GLI-Angel Investments.

By Sasakawa Peace Foundation, the Angel Investment Network Indonesia (ANGIN)

The Emergence of Angel Investment Networks in Southeast Asia Report I: A Good Practice Guide to Effective Angel Investing

As the first in a three part series, this report focuses on the development and current landscape of Angel Investment Networks in Southeast Asia and provides an overview of the functions, taxonomy, and challenges facing Angel Networks in the region.

By Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Angel Investment Network Indonesia (ANGIN)

Sustainable Investing in Japan: An Agenda for Action

The report, entitled “Sustainable Investing in Japan: An Agenda for Action,” examines why few Japanese investors incorporate sustainable investing into their practices and recommends breakthroughs needed to grow the practice in Japan.

By The Investment Integration Project

Gender Equality in Japan, Hong Kong & Singapore

This Special Report is groundbreaking in that it provides the first significant evaluation of the gender equality performance of public companies in Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore, the three advanced economies of Asia.

By Equileap

Leveraging the full spectrum of philanthropic capital towards impact

Foundations are well-positioned to take the lead as market catalysts and ecosystem builders. This report documents the extraordinary journeys taken by three leading foundations in the U.S. and five in Asia Pacific to scale their impact by leveraging the full spectrum of financial and non-financial resources.

By Asian Venture Philanthropy Network

Impact Investments by Foundations in Singapore and Hong Kong

This study reviews the current state of impact investments in Singapore and Hong Kong, particularly those that have engaged with foundations. It further looks at the trends and challenges of the impact investment sector before presenting a list of recommendations.

By Pauline Tan and Swee-Sum Lam