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The Brief: Rodney Foxworth on reparative investing (podcast), SunFunder s solar transformation, equity crowdfunding in Africa, celebrating international women

The Brief: Rodney Foxworth on reparative investing (podcast), SunFunder s solar transformation, equity crowdfunding in Africa, celebrating international women
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Trump s $3 billion Abraham Fund may be tapped out before staking a dime | The Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

32 shares (From R-L) Susan Pompeo, U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and aide Aryeh Lightstone at Ben Gurion Airport, Lod, on Nov. 20, 2020. (State Department/Twitter via TOI) (The Times of Israel) When the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain agreed to formalize their diplomatic ties with Israel last year, the decision came with a gilded signing bonus a $3 billion fund that would funnel money into private sector-led initiatives meant to foster economic growth and cooperation in the Middle East. Later, when Sudan and Morocco signaled that they too would establish relations with Israel, the $3 billion of US taxpayer money was opened to them as well.

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Trump s $3 billion Abraham Fund may be tapped out before staking a dime

394 shares When the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain agreed to formalize their diplomatic ties with Israel last year, the decision came with a gilded signing bonus a $3 billion fund that would funnel money into private sector-led initiatives meant to foster economic growth and cooperation in the Middle East. Later, when Sudan and Morocco signaled that they too would establish relations with Israel, the $3 billion of US taxpayer money was opened to them as well. A statement announcing the fund on October 20 called it “an integral part of the historic peace accord” between Israel and the UAE with the support of the United States.

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Former Aspire Health CEO launches firm to grow healthcare companies

Nashville entrepreneur Brad Smith, a former top health official for the Trump administration, is launching a firm to create and grow healthcare companies to better serve the country s most vulnerable patients. Russell Street Ventures will be part private equity firm and part incubator, working to create or boost healthcare companies that improve vulnerable patients quality of care and lower their healthcare costs, Smith announced Tuesday. The Nashville-based firm plans to launch or partner with two to three technology-enabled healthcare service companies within the next six months to a year. At least one of those companies will focus on improving access to healthcare in rural areas. Others may focus on senior healthcare or patients with serious illnesses and disabilities.

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Call No 27: Opportunities at the intersection of gender and climate

Call No. 27: Opportunities at the intersection of gender and climate ImpactAlpha Editor Jessica Pothering ImpactAlpha, March 1 – Capital is flowing to climate solutions. Climate bonds have topped $1 trillion. SPACs, or special purpose acquisition companies are raising billions to take electric-vehicle, charger-network and battery-storage and other climate-focused companies public. Trillions more is needed. One way to unlock it? Follow the women. “Companies with better gender diversity are more likely to establish climate goals, they are more likely to avoid environmental litigation and sanctions from regulatory authorities, they are more likely to avoid fraud, and they are more innovative,” said Pax World Funds’ Julie Gorte.

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