96.5% of high net-worth inheritors fire their parent’s financial advisors, with a fifth of them saying those advisors were “out of touch.” Nearly all Millennials (92%) have a positive impression of impact investing. As wealth transfers to these Next Gen investors, how should advisors respond? We invite Next-gen and ocean investor, Steven Fox, and CapShift’s Managing Director of Client Experience and Impact Investments, Jesse Simmons, to share their perspectives.
(2:35) NextGen Investors Navigating Intergenerational Conversations about Impact Investments
(4:39) Are there any misconceptions about Impact Investing? How do you deal with them?
(6:09) How would you characterize the difference between generations?
(8:00) How do you navigate decisions about figuring out missions and values?
(10:06) Steve’s Impact Investment Example
(13:00) What was the conversation like when you brough up II with your financial advisor?
(14:30) Urgency, decision making, and asset implementation aligned with goals/values
(16:37) Ill-equip advisor scenarios
(19:06) Difficult conversation example – Risk
(21:06) Navigating impact portfolio convos w/clients
(23:01) Impact investing journey highlights for Steve
(17:10) 84% of impact investors - https://www.morganstanley.com/content/dam/msdotcom/en/assets/pdfs/MSInstituteforSustainableInvesting-SustainableSignals-Individuals-2024.pdf
(17:40) 59% of NextGen inheritors - https://www.bnymellonwealth.com/content/dam/bnymellonwealth/pdf-library/articles/Next_Gen_BNY%202022_report_FINAL.pdf
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