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describes in financial terms the "implied social return" of an investment

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Implied Impact ( Ï ) is a term coined by Rupert Evenett and Karl H Richter in 2012 to describe in financial terms the “implied social return” of investments.

It is based upon the premise that all investment activity creates blended value – social and financial – and that the total blended return for any given investment equates to the financial return + social return.

Implied impact ( Ï ) is measured as a capital pricing spread or deviation from the expected standard risk-adjusted financial returns based on comparable risk and maturity criteria of mainstream capital markets.

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