Los Angeles lowers the cost and complexity of capital for affordable housing + Big DAF platforms on notice

Host Brian Walsh takes up ImpactAlpha’s top stories with editor David Bank. Up this week: How Los Angeles is working to lower the cost and complexity of capital for affordable housing; the Southern Poverty Law Center controversy, and who really controls the funds in Donor Advised Funds; and, a closer look at a $140 million deal to build a sustainable aviation fuel plant in Egypt.This week's stories:“Los Angeles tries to show how affordable housing can be built more quickly and cheaply,” by David Bank“Choose wisely: Big DAF platforms drop Southern Poverty Law Center,” by Candide Group's Morgan Simon“Jewish investors are calling on PayPal to provide services in Palestine,” by Chicory Wealth’s ari rosenberg and Mission Driven Finance board member Dorianna Blitt"Ninety One arranges $143 million for sustainable jet fuel production in Egypt," by Lucy Ngige