Tech-enabled local farming and greenhouse startup Pure Harvest Smart Farms raised a $21M Series A round from Wafra International Investment.
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A reallocation of capital from equities to bonds in the beginning of this month has helped boutique manager Othania’s model-traded funds to thus far remain in positive territory.
Next-generation engagement in family offices is a hot topic. Direct startup and impact investments are a great way to spark and nurture next-generation interest in the company’s actitivies. They can also encourage innovation and increased agility within these organizations as they expand into new areas. All of which helps to ensure that there’s a legitimate […]
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Several indicators highlight the continuously growing trend of family offices increasing their allocations to impact focused funds and companies. To understand this trend, let us begin with the overall spike in the prevalence of environmental, social and governance investing.
Families, family offices and private investors alike have become increasingly interested in impact investing in recent years. The notion that investments can be better aligned to a family’s values while still generating market-related returns is undeniably appealing. At the same time, however, many investors remain concerned about the uncertainty in exactly how to get started.
Impact investing has experienced immense growth in the last decade, outperforming the benchmark for eight out of the last 10 years, according to the MSCI ESG Leaders Index. Utilizing FINTRX, our family office data and research platform, which covers hundreds of families active in ESG/impact investments, we’ve shared five family offices making impact investments across an array of industries, sectors, and asset classes.
On this episode of the Family Business Voice, Albert Bosch talks to Ramia about the place where adventure and entrepreneurship meet, as well as our responsibility as leaders to see personal needs and the needs of the planet as one.
This week at the 10th annual Global Impact Investing Network Forum, impact investors and professionals discussed some of the most pressing challenges and developments in the field.
