Break-even results for Ceniarth’s impact-first portfolio

<p>Host <strong>Brian Walsh </strong>takes up <em>ImpactAlpha’s </em>top stories with editor <strong>David Bank</strong>. <em>Up this week:</em> Family Office Ceniarth finds that their impact-first portfolio is not making money… but that&#39;s been their plan all along; a new Latin American investor rewards founders with better terms when they deliver more impact; And finally a climate justice fund raises $71 million to back clean energy projects the banks won&#39;t touch.</p><p>Story links:</p><ul><li>“<a href="https://impactalpha.com/ceniarths-impact-first-portfolio-is-not-making-money-thats-the-point/">Ceniarth’s impact-first portfolio is not making money. That’s the point</a>,” by Diane Isenberg and Greg Neichin</li><li>&quot;<a href="https://impactalpha.com/capibara-adds-impact-incentives-for-founders-and-for-itself">To upgrade food systems in Latin America, Capibara adds impact incentives for founders, and for itself</a>,&quot; by Jessica Pothering</li><li>“<a href="https://impactalpha.com/afterglow-climate-justice-fund-raises-71-million-to-finance-community-owned-green-projects/">Afterglow Climate Justice Fund raises $71 million to finance community-owned green projects</a>,” by Amy Cortese</li></ul><p><br></p>