Dr. Roland Kushner’s “The Invisible Balance Sheet” Article Published in Stanford Social Innovation Review
Illustration by Julianna Brion Dr. Roland Kushner’s, [...]
Institutional Debt Holder Governance | Gupta Governance Institute
A study at Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business shows that, at shareholder meetings, family funds that hold both corporate bonds and equity in a given company tend to vote in line with the interests of creditors when the fraction of their debt over equity holdings is high.
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12/17/21 | G2G’s Non-Dilutive Funding & GBG Report Highlights Call
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Business tax quick guide — tax year 2021 | Journal of Accountancy (AICPA & CIMA)
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How to Promote Legacy Gifts During Crisis
Some nonprofits have seen a spike in bequests and [...]
Surviving the Black Swan Event: How Much Reserves Should Nonprofit Organisations Hold?
Forthcoming, Nonprofit & Voluntary Sector Quarterly Renée A. Irvin, [...]
Social Impact Bonds: Promises versus facts. What does the recent scientific literature tell us? | CIRIEC Working Papers
Julie Rijpens, Marie J. Bouchard, Emilien Gruet, and Gabriel [...]
Regulating Charitable Crowdfunding
Regulating Charitable Crowdfunding Indiana Law Journal Author: Lloyd Hitoshi [...]