Impact Investing

Bringing impact and returns together.

Positive change does not happen by chance. It emerges where capital is deployed to address real-world challenges and create scalable business models. For us, impact investing is a methodology for understanding the broader effects of investments and deliberately aligning portfolios with positive outcomes.
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Companies addressing global challenges are often the ones with more resilient business models – and stronger long-term prospects.

Daniel Boege

Partner · Chief Investment Officer

ESG seeks to understand and reduce negative impacts.
Impact aims to create a positive contribution.

Through our impact strategy, we invest where products and services make a tangible contribution: to decarbonisation, more efficient use of resources, or the reduction of structural inequalities. We look for business models that can scale their impact, succeed in competitive markets and operate in sectors with long-term impact potential.

Our focus: global relevance.

Our impact strategy targets investments in companies whose products and services make a measurable contribution to climate change mitigation, biodiversity preservation and the reduction of global inequality. From this, we derive our key investment themes: renewable energy, resource efficiency, food and agricultural technologies, and financial inclusion.

What we look for in impact investments:

  1. Scalability

    because impact reaches its full potential when it can grow

  2. Competitiveness

    because sustainable solutions must prove themselves in the market over the long term

  3. Relevance

    because the world's greatest challenges offer the greatest potential for meaningful impact

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Impact is created through clarity and consistency.

Jeremy Golding
Founder · Managing Partner

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Investing in business models with sustainable impact.

At the heart of our impact strategy are business models whose products and services make a measurable contribution to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and create tangible benefits. Examples include:

  • Alternatives to certain chemicals, pesticides, or packaging materials
  • Technologies that drive the energy transition and deliver real value
  • Companies improving their footprint through technological upgrades
  • Companies reshaping their product portfolios towards sustainability, including through acquisitions
  • Regulatory frameworks and policy developments that accelerate sustainable solutions
  • Markets and customer segments where sustainability is becoming a defining factor