This article explores intermediary perceptions of investment readiness within the UK social investment market. It examines the challenges faced by social enterprises and nonprofits in attracting investment and the role of intermediaries in preparing them for funding. The authors delve into factors influencing investment readiness, such as financial literacy and capacity, and discuss how perceptions of risk and social impact measurement affect investment decisions in the UK’s social finance ecosystem.
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