Place-Based Impact Investing: defining additionality in affordable housing

Nicole von Westenholz, partner at Cheyne Capital, examines the standards an affordable housing investment needs to meet in order to deliver additionality.

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It is generally accepted that ‘additionality’ – enabling positive outcomes that would not otherwise have occurred – lies at the heart of impact investing.

Place-Based Impact Investing: defining additionality in affordable housing

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