Impact Growth Capital Newsletter

IGC has secured a 65M commitment from a Family Office

 This week at IGC:
IGC has secured a 65M commitment from a Family Office
Breaking Down Impact Investing Financial Performance

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The Latest at Impact Growth Capital

If you’ve been following our recent updates, you’ll know we have entered a new phase of momentum, and this week, we’re sharing new developments that continue to advance our mission.

A family office has made a commitment of $65 million to the Impact Fund, which will be deployed once construction officially begins on our Las Vegas project. This marks a pivotal step forward as we prepare to break ground.

In addition, we’ve received a commitment from an impact-focused venture capital firm that is eager to support our work. While the terms of this partnership are still being finalized, we look forward to sharing more details as soon as they’re confirmed.

Our footprint is also expanding with the addition of two new pilot sites: one in Arizona and another in Washington, D.C. Both sites are in partnership with large, mission-driven nonprofit organizations who are enthusiastic about working alongside us.

In Las Vegas, progress continues to accelerate. Our team is now in regular coordination with the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority (SNRHA) to navigate rollout logistics and prepare for execution. We're preparing to highlight this collaboration and our progress at the Nevada Housing Coalition’s event in October, where we’ll showcase how impactful partnerships can drive scalable solutions.

Impact Investing

Breaking Down Impact Investing Financial Performance

Financial performance is the key issue that will determine whether impact investing can scale over the long term. And while the sector is gaining traction, the relative youth of most impact funds means the question of returns is still up for debate.

Schroders has been working to close that gap in understanding. Earlier this year, the firm collaborated with Oxford University’s Business School to examine how listed equity impact strategies have performed. Now, they've released new research focused on private equity. Over the past decade, private equity impact investments have outpaced traditional buyout and growth markets.

Check out the latest episode of The New Private Markets Podcast, Schroders’ co-head of impact management, Catherine Macaulay, and head of sustainability and impact for PE, Paul Lamacraft, unpack what this means and how impact and performance are no longer mutually exclusive.

Listen to the Full Episode Here

Read the Oxford Study Here

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