Family wealth

A new initiative aims to bring access to a wider range of impact investing tools and expertise to foundations and other philanthropic organisations looking to expand their involvement in impact investing.

Family offices are increasingly alert to both the investment opportunities and risks to their businesses associated with climate change, according to a new survey.

Ahead of this week’s PYM Impact Days, Ignaz Anderson discusses how wealth owners can find inspiration in the deep connection to nature of ancient cultures and embrace a a more systemic and regenerative approach to investing.

Tom Hall, global head of social impact and philanthropy at UBS, tells Impact Investor that collective philanthropy is about more than just pooling financial resources to fund the world’s most urgent challenges.

The UK’s advisory board for impact investing’s latest report provides practical guidelines to help family offices and their advisers navigate the world of impact investing.

Can you tackle divisions in society by investing in start-ups that are committed to equal opportunities and inclusion? Wealthy Dutch and Flemish families are giving it a shot.

Leading figures from the impact investing industry, such as our keynote speaker Maurits Schouten, will share their experiences and offer up key insights.

In January, US wealth manager Tiedemann merged with Europe’s Alvarium under the new brand of AlTi Tiedemann Global. We talk to the firm’s chief impact officer about how to scale impact with integrity.

Family-owned investment manager Ferd brokers deal to merge Auticon and Unicus to improve the employment prospects of a greater number of neurodiverse people globally.

The shift includes a re-evaluation of their approach to sustainable investment including embracing more impactful strategies, according to the latest UBS Global Family Office report.