According to Campden Wealth and Raffles Family Office’s Asia-Pacific Family Office Report 2022, family offices are increasing their commitment to sustainable investment due to an
According to Coldwell Banker, American millennials will soon be the wealthiest generation by 2030, inheriting about $68 trillion from their parents. However, this transfer has complications in store for family offices, leaving them to figure out millennial’s investment interests and technological preferences. Apart from this, it also presents opportunities for family offices to change how they manage, invest, use, and share money.
Legacy planning is a sensitive topic for anyone, and the world’s affluent aren’t an exception. Here we’ve gathered five key succession planning tactics observed from the UHNWI worldwide.
For those new to the concept of impact investment, the field and available information and data often raise more questions than answers. This is largely attributed to insufficient data on past impact investment performance.
Most impact investors recently surveyed by the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) expect to maintain or boost their commitment to impact investments this year in response to the coronavirus pandemic, and most plan to stick to strategies focused on addressing the U.N.’s sustainable development goals.
As with any new industry, there is much risk and trepidation with respect to whether (i) the concept will work, (ii) the concept will be profitable, (iii) the concept will be scalable and (iv) the concept will attract investment support. Oh, and in the case of litigation finance, (v) whether the concept is in fact legal.
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It looks like the woes of debt fund investors are far from over. In an unprecedented move, Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund has announced the winding up of six of its debt schemes as it faced severe redemption pressure and illiquidity in the bond markets due to the ongoing covid-19 crisis.
The ethos of impact investing for positive change seems tailor-made to tackle the devastating repercussions of the coronavirus crisis as states buckle and a recession looms, but cometh the hour, cometh the family impact investor
Many impact-curious family office investors question whether achieving a measurable positive impact goes hand-in-hand with returns or if they’ll have to sacrifice these earnings for the greater good.
