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| | | ... Australian Ethical released Opportunity Next, exploring what is happening as an estimated $3.5 trillion in wealth from high net worth individuals is transferred to a new generation of investors over the next two decades. The report highlights the role ... |
| | | | Family offices increasingly see focusing on ESG as "part of fiduciary duty", according to global high net worth and family office service provider Ocorian. Ocorian recently conducted global research that found that more than 90% agree that a focus on ... |
| | | | ... employs 15-20 staff. Other investors include Melbourne property developer Michael Drapac, and a number of other high net worth individuals from the mining sector in WA who have a particular interest in renewables. Nissui CEO Shingo Hamada said the investment ... |
| | | | ... and operations." CIM has around $250 million under management from a range of values-aligned investors including high net worth, charitable foundations and institutional investors, and has invested capital in a range of sectors - from social and affordable ... |
| | | | ... important, very important or important and only 18% rate this as not important at all. "When you look at the ultra high net worth segment, those with $10 to $70 million in investable assets, governance is their highest rated factor, but when you look ... |
| | | | ... Richardson said. "We are seeing the same investor base, including some investors in Giant Leap I, family offices, high net worth individuals and foundations." Richardson also said founders in companies that appear in Giant Leap I are also investing in ... |
| | | | ... in an ethical way." Given that many of investments associated with impact investing are out of range for all but high net worth investors, it is still possible for investors to access a positive social or environmental impact through their investment ... |
| | | | ... "climate change has not only climbed the agenda of 24% of the mass affluent population but also among 46% of ultra-high net worth clients." This could lead to what EY calls a "major reallocation of investments could be on the cards - with 72% of Australian ... |
| | | | ... environmental performance. In most cases, access to impact investments is limited to private wealth clients,including high net worth, family offices, foundations and similar, notes Farren Williams, adviser and partner at Koda Capital. "From a democratisation ... |
| | | | ... adviser outreach, dealer group APLs and other models, while Wakefield will also work with advisers, as well as the high net worth, charity, foundation and family office sectors, Willis said. Australian Ethical has set its sight on its next target for ... |
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