Changes in the international regulatory landscape, together with the COVID-19 pandemic, have accelerated investors’ interest in sustainable investments alongside their awareness of global issues like climate change, social inequality, and ethical governance.
Impact investments are defined by the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) as ‘investments made with the intention of generating positive, measurable, social and environmental impact alongside a financial return’.
We have a strong track record in providing back-office services to both regulated and un-regulated impact funds. Our global reach with 6,500+ professionals across 25 jurisdictions ensures we have the expertise to fully support our clients impact investment objectives.
Raising capital and fund distribution
Deploying capital
Monitoring investment and opportunities
Exit
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Justin Partington
Global Head of Fund and Asset Managers
Luxembourg
Send email +352 466 111 3852 Full profile
Jacques Vermeulen
Director, Funds, United Kingdom and Jersey
United Kingdom
Send email +44 1481 231 941
Impact funds FAQs
What is an impact fund?
Impact investment funds are strategies focused on generating positive social or environmental outcomes alongside financial returns. These funds intentionally contribute to measurable and beneficial changes in society or the environment.
How do impact funds differ from traditional investment funds?
Impact investment funds set themselves apart by prioritising specific, measurable social and environmental goals, in addition to long-term financial returns. This dual-purpose approach distinguishes them from traditional investment funds, which primarily focus on the bottom line.
What are the focus sectors and areas for impact funds?
Impact funds focus on responsible investment in sectors like sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, conservation, microfinance, and accessible basic services like housing, healthcare and education.