A recent article in Cinco Días explores how innovative financial models are being used to address structural challenges such as homelessness, highlighting the case of TuTecho, a social SOCIMI designed to tackle the root causes of housing exclusion.
This is not just about investment — it is about redefining the role of capital.
Finance is no longer only a tool for returns, but a mechanism to generate long-term social impact.
In this context, Advantere School of Management contributes through an academic collaboration with Impact Bridge Asset Management, where students analysed the ecosystem behind TuTecho as part of a real-world project.
This initiative reflects a broader shift in finance education: connecting analytical rigor with real social challenges, and preparing professionals who can understand both financial structures and their societal consequences.
Because today, the most relevant financial decisions are not only measured in returns — but in the impact they create.