With projections that the global impact investing market could grow to US$500 billion in the next four years, philanthropy advisors in Asia’s private banking industry question whether it can stand as an asset class on its own. “Intellectually and theoretically, it makes sense to dedicate or make a separate asset class for impact investing,” says Andreas Ernst, head of Impact Investing,…
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