NEW YORK -
April 11, 2025 -
PRLog -- Toniic has released "Cruising Altitude," the latest report in its study of private wealth impact investors' portfolios. The report reveals trends in how wealthy individuals, family offices, and foundations are deploying capital for social and environmental impact.
Investments supporting clean energy and climate action have become the most invested thematic area, followed by decent work and economic growth. Impact investors are targeting impact across all asset classes, showing a willingness to allocate capital to illiquid investments to achieve positive impact. A home-region bias exists, but impact remains the driving force behind investment decisions. Catalytic capital represents 19% of the $3.5B of investments in the T100 portfolios.
Key Findings:
- Increased allocations toward impact: There has been a marked increase in investments where the investor takes an active role in contributing to the impact.
- Product Gaps and Market Opportunities:
- Cash alternatives: Cash remains challenging for impact.
- Underserved SDGs: Water and sanitation, and peace, justice, and strong institutions lag in capital deployed.
- Public market products: Investors struggle to find products that truly "contribute to solutions" in this asset class.
- Market Evolution: Impact investors have become more sophisticated in their approach, with increased deployment of catalytic capital.
"The latest data shows clear signals for financial product developers, fund managers, wealth managers, advisors and the field at large," says Adam Bendell, Toniic President. The report demonstrates that impact investors show a sustained demand for products and commitment to deploying private capital for impact.
Toniic (
https://toniic.com/) is launching the Cruising Altitude (
https://toniic.com/t100-cruising-altitude-report/) report at an event in New York City on April 14, 2025.
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