AS GLOBAL challenges such as climate change loom, social investments are critical to fill the US$3.9 trillion financing gap to reach the Sustainable Development Goals in developing countries. In addition to philanthropic capital to help plug this gap, impact investing is gaining traction with the market reaching an estimated US$1.16 trillion in 2022. Families increasingly recognise that integrating their philanthropic and investment capital, which can assume higher risk for asymmetric societal gains, achieves greater impact. When families harness their expertise and networks across their portfolios, cross-pollination opportunities abound.
In Asia, these trends have enormous potential. Among...
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