Unless we get this right, at best there is a danger of a political backlash which potentially puts the sector back years, says the sheriff of impact investing Arthur Wood, on the G8 report.

"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars but in ourselves” – in our new column, Arthur Wood reports on new work for the Rockefeller Foundation on impact investing, resiliency and disaster relief.

If Juliet were a charity and Romeo a banker, what might Shakespeare have made of their relationship? The Bard of Impact Investing himself, Arthur Wood, explores the passions and fortunes of this modern day love story.

The UK prime minister wants a revolution in the social economy. Taking us through economics, population growth, foundations, Eurofighters, and more, Arthur Wood explores what this revolution could actually mean – and calls on David Cameron to show his mettle.

Can we find solutions to today's dilemmas in the past? Our Man in Geneva asks how looking back at history can help us think about current principles. Taking in Templars, bankers and imperialists Arthur Wood looks goes back in time.

The relationship between the military and the philanthropic community can be described as one of understanding and trust: we don’t understand them and they don’t trust us. Can they can learn from each other, asks Arthur Wood