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Moral Money: Next Generation

How demand is growing for student-led impact investment funds; staff pile pressure on employers to take a stand on social justice values; and how the next generation is driving family offices’ ESG push. Plus, students encourage universities to divest climate assets.

Supported by BNP Paribas Wealth Management

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Students push for university climate change divestments
Oxford offers blueprint for selling fossil fuel assets while retaining influence over divested businesses
Pandemic hampers young entrepreneurs’ chance to pitch
Money is available, but start-ups must find new ways to connect with investors in era of social distancing
Does a sustainability leader add value at board level?
Although the role has been criticised as a form of greenwashing, CSOs are now commonplace
Next generation behind family offices’ ESG push
Transfer of wealth will place trillions of dollars under the control of millennials in the coming decades
Demand grows for student-led impact investment funds
Universities offer ethical fund-management experiences as part of studies, but finding a related job is tough
Employees step up pressure for corporate reform
Staff are pushing their employers to stand for diversity and social justice