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Toniic, partner of GIIN, wants to bring impact investing to China’s wealthy

Sporting a goatee beard and baseball cap, Adam Bendell stands on a corner of hip Potrero Hill and motions down San Francisco’s 20th Street on a day California’s deadly forest fires are keeping most people indoors or wearing face masks.

“This is very unusual. Normally you can easily see across San Francisco Bay,” says the 57-year-old local resident, adding that the new Salesforce HQ, which normally dominates surrounding buildings, is “invisible from here today”.

The deserted street seems a weirdly apposite vantage point to be discussing his Toniic Institute’s desire to bring impact investing to China, where air pollution makes face masks a daily sight in some cities.

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