Financial Apathy — Solving the World's Greatest Problems

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Financial Apathy

INVESTING CAPITAL FOR IMPACT

Investing holds tremendous power to harm employees, the environment, and customers. At the same time, it can drive positive change. How should faith-driven investors act?

MATTHEW 25:20-21

“And he who had received the five talents came forward, bringing five talents more, saying, ‘Master, you delivered to me five talents; here, I have made five talents more.’ His master said to him, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your master.’”

Finny Kuruvilla, co-chief investment officer at Eventide, shares about how Christians should think about their investments.

Investors deployed over $125 trillion into companies last year.

This enormous sum of capital holds tremendous power to harm employees, the environment, and customers. At the same time it can drive positive change.

Faith Driven Investors have a sacred role to build ventures to redeem and direct investment capital, give toward efforts to expand and unlock additional impact, and support companies and funds that reflect and affirm our values.

How could the world change if investors allowed their faith to drive their whole portfolio?

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All Investing is Impact Investing

In this talk, originally given at the 2022 Faith Driven Investor Live conference, John Coleman of Sovereign’s Capital shows how Christians can use their capital for good and how every investment has an impact on our cultures, communities, cities, and countries.

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I Sacrifice, We Win

Sam Rhee had a choice: Should he get promoted or should his colleague? In an industry where upward mobility and title often dictate how finance professionals are valued, Sam took a surprising path, and experienced even more surprising results.

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Known for What We Are for

The Faith Driven Investors who founded Eventide were sparked by the question: “how do we love our neighbors through the way we invest?” Today, they’re continuing to explore that question as they seek to honor God and serve their clients by investing in companies that create compelling value for the global common good.

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