“These days, philanthropy has become the laundering of ill-gotten gains to create celebrity, and more often than not, private banks’ philanthropic initiatives are cosmetic in nature, held back by an internal architecture ill equipped to handle the thick gravy flowing through their pipes, an intellectual deficit, and a misalignment of incentives.” Clearly, Chandran Nair, chairman and co-founder of social investment and advisory…
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