The next generation has taken up investing sooner and on a greater scale than previous generations.
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Gen Z, characterized by their upbringing immersed in technology, is poised to disrupt the financial landscape with their unconventional investment decisions. This generation's strong inclination towards impact investing and addressing social and environmental issues, such as climate change, is intriguing and holds significant implications for the future of finance. As older generations retire, Gen Z's growing significance as a consumer demographic for financial providers is a trend worth watching. Words by Nivetha Dayanand with inputs from Knight Frank, Knight Frank MENA Follow the link for more details: https://lnkd.in/giCmCTJB #genz #investment #trends #cimatechange
How will Gen Z disrupt the financial landscape?
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🚀 Introducing Our First Blog: “Transforming Investing” 🚀 We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our very first blog at AlphaMolly! As millennials stand on the brink of inheriting around $65 trillion in the largest wealth transfer in history, it’s crucial to rethink how investment platforms support their journey. Our inaugural post dives into why traditional solutions are falling short and how AlphaMolly is pioneering a new era of investing that simplifies investment, amplifies opportunities and unlocks the Investment Platforms potential for the self directed investor. In this launch post, you’ll explore: 🔍 The changing landscape of millennial investing 💡 Innovative strategies for achieving financial goals 📈 How AlphaMolly is transforming investment experiences and unlocking potential for Investment Platforms. Join us at the start of this exciting journey as we explore, analyse, and redefine the investing experience, financial inclusion and innovation. 👉 Subscribe to our blog for insights and updates at [Get Early Access] 👉 Follow us on LinkedIn to stay connected and learn more. 👉 Dive into our first blog for a fresh perspective and actionable insights: https://lnkd.in/ebsm6uDA #HaveYouMetMolly #Investing #Finance #Fintech #Innovation #AlphaMolly
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How important is it to blend modern values with traditional wealth-building? For Millennials and Gen Z, it's not just important—it's essential. They're reshaping the narrative around wealth, emphasising sustainable investments, responsible choices, and autonomy in their financial journeys. Engaging with the younger generation means crafting strategies that resonate with their ideals. It's about more than just planning for the future; it's about aligning with values that matter to them. For instance, choosing superannuation funds focused on environmental sustainability speaks to their eco-conscious values, investing in renewable energy or companies with robust environmental policies. Impact investing is another key area, where investments are chosen for their potential to yield positive social and environmental outcomes, in addition to financial gains. Moreover, the tech affinity of Millennials and Gen Z can't be overlooked. Leveraging technology in financial planning, through apps and platforms for budgeting and investing, meets them where they are—online and ready to engage. Collaborative dialogue around these strategies not only aligns financial goals but also strengthens intergenerational bonds, laying a solid foundation for family wealth that spans generations. #abundanceglobal #MakeMagicHappen #IntergenerationalWealth
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WealthTech’s new horizon: Catering to the Millennial and Gen Z investment wave The financial domain is on the brink of a transformative era, driven by the digital-first mindset of Millennials and Gen Z. These generations are not just reshaping the investment landscape with their tech-savviness and social awareness, but they’re also the catalysts for the dynamic evolution of WealthTech. This sector is now keenly focused on tailoring its offerings to meet the unique preferences of these emergent financial powerhouses. Velexa, a fully customisable API-based investing platform, recently delved into the rise of the millennial and Gen Z investors and how firms can respond to their demands. Read the story here: https://loom.ly/iiTqpR8 #FinTech #WealthTech #GenZ
WealthTech’s new horizon: Catering to the Millennial and Gen Z investment wave
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Millennials are significantly shifting in the new investment landscape, embracing fractional investing as a new-age investment instrument to diversify their portfolios. Here's why: https://mybs.in/2dVoBA9 #fractionalinvestment #investment
Millennials are opting for new age fractional investment: Know more
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The "Woke" Investor Over the next two decades, global markets will experience an unprecedented shift of demographics and wealth that will likely impact every aspect of business as we know it. Baby boomers, the generation of people born between 1944 and 1964, are expected to transfer wealth worth $128 bn to a younger generation of investors and business leaders. This impending transfer is anticipated to shift the focus of families towards newer strategies and asset classes such as impact investing. The next generation, typically family members between 25 to 40, are expected to be significant drivers of the discussion and adoption of impact investing as they try to align their social and environmental goals and value systems with their financial goals and investment thesis. Like their predecessors, next gen investors continue to struggle with several roadblocks. Achieving buy-in from the older generation is a key issue. As primary custodians of the family wealth, most financial decisions continue to be made by the older generation – a generation largely driven by an investment approach focused on wealth creation and risk aversion. New investors also need to deal with the general lack of knowledge around the impact investing sector. There is very little expert support in the current ecosystem and new generation investors often have trouble navigating the ecosystem in isolation. Creating an impact focused investment portfolio for the new generation of impact investors requires a contrived effort focused around: 🥊Exposure and education 🥊Developing an impact thesis and creating family consensus 🥊Articulating and highlighting strong evidence of social impact 🥊Participating in knowledge-sharing networks and collaboration/ co-investment platforms Family wealth advisors have a role to play in ensuring seamless wealth transfer and management between multi-generations with different interests. Where are the "woke" investors? Let's engage. #nextgen #familywealth #familyoffice
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Gen Zs are starting to invest, much sooner and on a greater scale than previous generations. But what does that mean for you? Dinon Hughes looks at what makes them different from other generations and how advisors can help them, drawing on the Charles Schwab Modern Wealth Survey.
What Advisors Can Do for Gen Z Right Now | ThinkAdvisor
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Are people’s investment choices affected by issues like #climatechange and social inequality? According to this study, it depends on the investors’ age. A survey of nearly 2,500 investors conducted by Professor David Larcker, Professor Amit Seru, Researcher Brian Tayan, and colleagues at Stanford and the Hoover Institution revealed sharp differences along generational lines. Millennials and Gen Z, Larcker finds, are hungrier for environmental, social, and governance (#ESG) objectives. Approximately two-thirds of these younger investors said they were very concerned about carbon emissions and income inequality. For those aged 58 and older, roughly two-thirds said they were only somewhat or not at all concerned. Additionally, Larcker finds that ESG-minded investors are willing to shoulder more financial risk. According to the study, the average investor in their twenties or thirties was willing to lose 6 to 10% of their investments to see companies improve their environmental practices. In contrast, the average Baby Boomer was unwilling to lose anything. According to Larcker, fund managers have a fiduciary responsibility to listen to these investors’ preferences, whatever they may be. “They’re your customers,” he says. “Are you voting in a way that’s consistent with the objectives of your shareholders?” https://lnkd.in/grnvjpmy
The ESG Generation Gap: Millennials and Boomers Split on Their Investing Goals
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📝 Honored to have an article published on ThinkAdvisor this past week! A big thank you to Katie Rass for helping me through the process. --- An advisor-centered piece, but one with takeaways for everyone: 🔹 THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT! Gen Z is picking up investing at a record pace. 🔹 Most all Millennials / Gen Zers start as DIY investors. Ease of access through online and commission free trading has never been greater. 🔹 We have yet to REALLY experience an economic downturn. With our formative years during the expansion following the Financial Crisis and then the COVID economic cycle, our generation of investors has yet to withstand a prolonged downturn. When that time does come, some will seek guidance, and unfortunately, some Gen Z investors who aren't equipped to self-manage and don't know where to turn may turn away entirely.
What Advisors Can Do for Gen Z Right Now | ThinkAdvisor
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