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| 1. Social banking discussion list Purpose
The list is open to anyone interested in growing and upscaling social investment, primarily focused around the EU. The usual language is English. March 2004: the list has moved to yahoo. If you were a member of the list, and if not done yet, please register again To subscribe to the list If you want to subscribe to the list please go to Send a message on groups.yahoo.com/group/Social-banking To subscribe to the list you will have to register. Once you are a registered user you can access the group: subscribe, unsubscribe, send a message to the group, view archives etc... 2. Sofilaw discussion list SoFiLaw stands for "Social Finance Law group". It is linking up people who are trying to solve regulation problems that "social finance", in its most various forms, is facing in Europe and beyond. Discussion topics may therefore involve issues such as banking regulation, banking supervision, status difficulties, fiscal problems or eligibility difficulties for government support. This list has been started by INAISE. If you want to subscribe to this list or view archives please go on groups.yahoo.com/group/sofilaw 3. Community Development Banking Since 1994, this list has served practitioners including Community Development Credit Unions, CD Banks, CDCs, CD Loan Funds, and non-profits involved in support. The discussions have ranged from the practical (construction, mortgage, and small business lending; job opportunities, conferences, fundraising) to legislative (CRA, HMDA, and CDFI) to the cutting edge (micro-loan funds, peer lending, local currency, targeting social impact). Community Development Banking list is a free, ongoing email resource of CARDI and Alternatives Credit Union. You may subscribe at the following address: www.alternatives.org/cdblist.htm Archives are stored at www.lightlink.com/cdb-l/ |
INAISE
initially started this discussion list under the European Commission DG Employment (DGV)
funded programme of 1998-2000 and it continues to this day. Around 360 participants
are subscribed to this network of social investors, INAISE members and partner
organisations primarily to discussing the issue of upscaling social investment, but also
link people involved in social investment in diverse countries and regions.