Will it become a “real” asset class? Or will it remain merely something that well-intentioned people aspire to turn into one?
That’s been the long-running debate around the sector broadly known as socially-conscious venture capital, or double- and triple-bottom line investing. And while adherents may argue that a plethora of dedicated funds, endowments and family offices indicate that it has arrived, studies show that there is still more money investigating the space than actually investing.
