Tribe Impact Capital is not your traditional wealth manager. You won’t find it in oil or gas, and financials don’t fit its investment style either. The majority of its capital is in liquid portfolios, equityEquityThe universe of traded company shares. Investments can fluctuate according to market conditions, the performance of individual companies and that of the broader equity market. read more funds and creditCreditSynonymous with fixed income – securities where the security issuer is obligated to repay investors the amount they borrowed plus an interest margin. read more funds, which are filled with things like renewable energyRenewable energyEnergy production technology that relies on unlimited natural sources, such as wind and solar. read more and cleantech. Tribe rarely invests in the private unlisted space. Most of its clients are female and under the age of 45.
The company is a dedicated impact investor. In fact, it claims to be the first wealth manager in the UK where 100 per cent of AuM is managed with the aim of delivering on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Every company that it invests in contributes either directly or indirectly to the achievement of one of the 17 global goals, which range from eliminating poverty to achieving affordable and clean energy for all. The firm also practices what it preaches: Tribe is a B Corporation and has signed up to external commitments including a net-zero 2025 timetable, as well as the Treasury’s Women in Finance Charter.”
We spoke to Spear’s Magazine about the trajectory of impact investing – read it here.
