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Innovative Approaches to Investing with Impact in St. Louis

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  • Mariah Byrne & Heather Cameron & Mike Eggleston & Theodore Floros, 2019. "Innovative Approaches to Investing with Impact in St. Louis," Community Development Publications and Reports, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, pages 1-55, April.
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    1. Caleb Bobo, 2017. "Investment Connection: The St. Louis Fed's New Approach to CRA," Bridges, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, issue Winter.
    2. Lauryn Agnew, 2012. "Impact investing for small, place-based fiduciaries: the research study initiated by the United Way of the Bay Area," Community Development Working Paper 2012-05, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
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