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The third deep dive in our webinar series on Good Intentions 2026, our biggest and most comprehensive study into faith-consistent investing. Held on 2nd July 2026, this webinar focused on the key findings for three of the 10 criteria in our assessment framework: – Criterion 5. Governance and decision making – Criterion 6. Stakeholder communications – Criterion 7. Education and expertise

Artificial Intelligence is moving faster than we – or our ethical frameworks – can keep up, with huge implications for our work, our lives and how we live our values. How are faith traditions responding to AI, and what are the key challenges for faith-consistent investors? This FaithInvest special webinar brings together three key expert voices to guide us through this territory.

Good Intentions 2026 is our biggest and most comprehensive, data-driven assessment of the state of faith-consistent investing. In this global online launch, report authors Catherine Devitt and Dave Zellner introduce the report and outline some of the key highlights.

The recording of our Faith-consistent Investing Quarterly Forum: Faith-Consistent Investing and the Journey into Impact (4 September 2025) One of the most common barriers to broader adoption of FCI is scepticism – particularly among trustees and governing boards – about the financial efficacy and long-term performance of FCI strategies. Many faith organisations face even greater resistance when considering a move into impact investments using private market securities or blended finance structures. Join FaithInvest for a dynamic and practical forum exploring how Faith-Based Asset Owners (FBAOs) have successfully aligned their investment policies with their core faith values without compromising fiduciary responsibility or financial returns. Our panelists: Sylvia Poniecki – Director, Impact Investments at Wespath Benefits and Investments Theresa Robinson – Executive Director, Raskob Foundation Christopher Rowe, CFA – Managing Director, Investments at The Church Pension Fund Moderator: Dave Zellner, Executive Chair, FaithInvest For more information about our online masterclass, Bridging the Gap, mentioned by Dave during the forum visit https://www.faithinvest.org/bridging-the-gap and to learn more about our free analysis service for your Investment Policy Statement (IPS) / Investment Policy & Guidelines (IP&G), visit https://www.faithinvest.org/ipg-assessment

FaithInvest partnered with Sovereign's Capital to discuss Evangelical Christian approaches to FCI for our December 2025 Quarterly FCI Forum. Our guest speakers are Managing Partner Jake Thomsen, who focuses on how Biblically-centered companies come into being and grow, and Matt Monson, Partner and Portfolio Manager, who discusses how the Equity team at Sovereign's Capital invests in public companies led by faith-driven CEOs seeking both performance and human flourishing.

The second deep dive in our webinar series on Good Intentions 2026, our biggest and most comprehensive study into faith-consistent investing. Held on 4 June 2026, this webinar focused on the first four criteria in our 10-point assessment framework: – Faith documentation – Ethical exclusions – Positive screening – Investment vehicle choice

In May 2023, representatives of NGOs, faith-based development agencies, business networks and philanthropies came together to discuss how they could work more effectively together to fund development. The Liveable Futures conference was cohosted by FaithInvest and Christian Aid.

For some faith organisations, building the bridge between financial decisions and faith values may seem daunting and challenging. FaithInvest exists to support faith organisations to build that bridge and ensure their money is mission-aligned. Watch the replay of this engaging one-hour workshop ~ designed for APB members, which was held on Wednesday 26 June 2024. Learn how to harness your investments to reflect your DEEPEST VALUES while fostering a greater sense of OWNERSHIP and IMPACT. Whether you want to refine your investment strategies or begin your faith-consistent investing journey, this workshop will provide tools and insights necessary to INVEST with PURPOSE. The workshop was hosted by Julie Ridgway of APB, with Mathew Jensen CFA, Director of Faith-consistent Investing at FaithInvest, and Pippa Arnold, FaithInvest's Events Manager.

This is a recording of the June edition of the Faith-Consistent Investing Quarterly Forum – and we had some fantastic speakers to guide us through the latest developments in this fast-moving space, moderated by FaithInvest's Director of Communications, Susie Weldon: – Jean-Baptiste de Franssu, President of the Institute for the Works of Religion (known as the Vatican Bank) – John O'Shaughnessey, Treasurer & CIO of the Franciscan Sisters of Mary and co-founder of the Catholic Impact Investing Collaborative (CIIC). – Petra Vujakovic, Impact Investments Manager for the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (known as the Cabrini Sisters). We looked at how the landscape of Catholic investing is changing; the role of Catholic Social Teaching in influencing investment decisions in Catholic organisations; and the challenges and opportunities facing Catholic investors. It was a lively and fascinating discussion! You can also watch a 34-minute condensed version of this webinar here: https://youtu.be/B7JOvX-FB_A For more information, please contact us at www.FaithInvest.org

Discover how faith-based investors can effectively drive positive change through shareholder engagement – the process by which investors use their position as part-owners of companies to influence corporate behaviour on environmental, social, and governance issues through dialogue, proxy voting, and advocacy to improve governance, sustainability and long-term performance. Learn how your organisation can align its investment practices with its values while promoting corporate responsibility and sustainable economic practices that benefit society as a whole. Join FaithInvest's Catherine Devitt as she facilitates this discussion. Our guest speakers are: Tim Smith, Senior Policy Advisor for the ICCR – a leader in the field of responsible investing and corporate responsibility for over five decades Emily DeMasi, Lead, North America and Director of Engagement at EOS, Federated Hermes Limited, one of the world’s largest, specialist stewardship teams.