From highlights to insights, we use today’s intelligence to help fuel tomorrow’s prosperity and make “investing for good” the way all investing is done.
As sustainability commitments proliferate, investors are increasingly focused on whether companies are delivering on their promises. Bridging the “say-do gap” requires practical tools to assess whether commitments are translating into real-world action. Understanding the signals of credible implementation can help investors better evaluate risk, impact, and long-term value.
Can the money you invest reflect what you actually care about? For 35 years, that question has been at the heart of Domini’s work, and of a broader shift in how the financial world thinks about its role. Domini CEO Carole Laible sat down with Founder and Chair Amy Domini for a conversation about the past, present and future of impact investing.
At Domini, we believe the credibility of a sustainable business model depends on evidence that commitments translate into practice. Our latest Impact Update looks at where that translation is working, where it is stalling, and how investor leverage can help move it forward.
At Domini, we seek to invest in companies that produce high-quality, safe, and useful products that contribute positively to communities. We recognize that income inequality and the rising cost of essential goods and services create not only challenges for individuals and companies but also systemic risks across society and the broader economy.
Why does Pride matter to impact investors? Because human dignity matters, and because the long-term health of our economy is inseparable from the fair and full participation of every person in it. Pride begins with a simple truth: no one should have to make themselves smaller, quieter, or invisible to be safe.
Domini has established National Impact Investing Day to be observed annually on June 3. The day commemorates the growth of impact investing and coincides with the 35th anniversary of the Domini Impact Equity Fund, one of the first sustainable index funds and an early pioneer in the use of environmental and social standards in investing.
At Domini, affordability is a core focus. Our engagements this quarter addressed the cost-of-living pressures across sectors, with a focus on food, the digital divide, financial services, and auto lending.
Investment choices are shaping more than financial outcomes. Domini launched the 2025 Impact Report to explore how capital can support a more sustainable and resilient future.
In February, Domini Founder and Chair Amy Domini delivered a keynote address at Siena University and the Laudato Si’ Center for Integral Ecology’s annual symposium, Reimagining Economy: For People and Planet.
If we want to secure a livable future, the built environment must be part of the solution At Domini, we invest in public companies and municipal issuers that are actively shaping a low-carbon, climate-resilient built environment.
By Carole Laible, CEO, Domini Impact Investments LLC. Originally published in Kiplinger (February 2026). What’s in Your Portfolio? Most people own mutual funds in their retirement accounts, through which they typically invest in stocks and bonds. Your account dashboard probably abstracts these investments into a performance graph and a target number, but that hardly tells … Continued
Excerpted the Fourth Quarter 2025 Impact Update At Domini, we recognize the financial and systemic risks associated with climate change and nature loss, as well as the opportunities that come with their protection and resilience. Human rights defenders (HRDs) play an important role in upholding human rights and environmental standards by bringing attention to impacts … Continued
