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It’s Not Just About Doing Good. Impact Investments are Now Critical for Long-Term Success.

Investing in projects that produce social, environmental and economic sustainability is critical to long term success for communities and companies alike.
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Investing in projects that produce social, environmental and economic sustainability is critical to long term success for communities and companies alike.

In the past, having a corporate sustainability program would certainly boost a company’s reputation. Local residents would appreciate the investment in their community; employees take pride in working for an organization that cares about more than profits; investors see commitment to sustainability as a harbinger of long-term success.

But sustainability efforts are no longer just about altruism or even civic responsibility — they are becoming integral to business strategy.

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QBE North America is a division of QBE Insurance Group Limited, one of the world's 20 largest insurance and reinsurance companies. We offer the unique integration of financial strength, a broad product set and sophisticated capabilities to deliver value for our partners and policyholders.
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