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- Industry Research
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- Regulatory Analysis
- Business Structure
- Financial Modeling
CommonGood’s primary focus is on the viability and attractiveness of the investment itself. Utilizing a combination of macro research coupled with fundamental financial analysis, CommonGood puts all potential investment strategies through a detailed institutional-style due diligence process.
- Financial Return
- Intentionality
- Measurability
- Reportability
- Sustainability
CommonGood is committed to identifying investment opportunities that align with investor values. It must create an impact on our communities, society, and the world in a meaningful and measurable way. In the same way that CommonGood vets the investment strategy it also assesses the potential impact created.
- Management & Governance
- Character
- Team
- Track Record
- Commitment
CommonGood seeks out long-term relationships with best-in-class asset managers and investing partners. Prior to the establishment of a relationship, CommonGood will thoroughly vet the strategies, investment theses, character, team, track record, and commitment to impact of each of our partners.
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