The term “Impact investing” was created by the Rockefeller Foundation in 2008 to define how it saw people and corporations focusing their investments to create social change in the areas of public policy. In 2020, impact investments received close to a 50% increase in funds moving from traditional allocations of mutual funds and ETFs towards funds that had a value proposition that a consumer could identify with.

Impact investing is investing in companies and industries that you believe in, using your capital for social good and to make money in what you value. Our firm and our clients value neurodiversity. Therefore we created a way for our clients to invest in a meaningful way. Empowered investors in The Neurodiversity Index believe in corporate social impact, governance and improved financial returns.