Global Wealth and Society Programme

Wealthandsociety01 Jul, 2022Business

The Global Wealth and Society Programme aims to recognise the substantial role that the privileged have in their respective society. In creating this programme, we weigh wealth, not in terms of financial assets in individual holds but through the means of leaving a positive impact on society with the help of sustainable projects.

HNW Wealth Management

Wealthandsociety01 Jul, 2022Business

Wealth Management is the skill of managing wealth. When your assets increase to a certain level, you will require more complex financial instruments and strategies to balance growth, risk, taxes and legacy factors.We believe that the social and environmental considerations are pivotal factors in decision making related to investments and thus, must be taken into consideration by the responsible investors.

Certification in Corporate Social Responsibility

Wealthandsociety27 May, 2022Business

The aim of audits solely is to obtain an independent assessment of the public claims of the corporation or foundation for the benefit of its high net worth clients and partners. Certification in Corporate Social Responsibility is provided and it is not designed to satisfy any legal requirements that are specific and differ between different nation states.

High Net Worth Individuals Invest Wealth

Wealthandsociety27 May, 2022Business

The Global Wealth and Society Program is led by a dedicated team of experts including High Net Worth Individuals that Invest in Wealth. These programs are led by social and environmental objectives that can be achieved through sustainable utilization of wealth and investments primarily by a fortunate and privileged group of individuals, communities, and organizations.

Climate change talks are moving at snail’s pace

Wealthandsociety05 May, 2022Other

In a recent commentary, Gordian Gaeta urges every individual to hold their political leaders responsible to end the use of fossil fuels and transition towards a green and a sustainable future. The latest IPCC report is a final warning to the governments on climate action and here is what will happen if necessary measures are not implemented

Business leaders must clean up quickly to cash in on COP26

Wealthandsociety07 Apr, 2022Finance

Among the many pledges and commitments at COP26, four of the most significant announcements covered fossil fuels, finance, methane and deforestation. Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Director of Programme, Climate and Sustainability Sarah Colenbrander stated that the highlight of COP26 is the commitment to accelerate efforts to phase down coal power and inefficient fossil fuel subsidies. Here are all the things business leaders are following to clean up cash in on COP26........

“China will lead in the fight to lower carbon emissions in the whole of Asia”

Wealthandsociety20 Jan, 2022Finance

Kimin Tanoto, founder and CEO of Gunung Capital which is a Singapore based private investment company announced that the ability of steel mills to be low cost producers in the future will directly get impacted by new carbon tax regimes and China is also preparing the industry for low emission future. Here are all the things you need to know about this interesting conversation.

Creation Investments’ Patrick Fischer: “Blockchain technology has a great role to play in assigning

Wealthandsociety07 Jan, 2022Finance

Patrick Fischer, founder of Creation Investments Capital Management, mentions the increasing financial inclusion opportunities in the emerging markets, and how the company is providing the segment access of “bottom of the pyramid population” to financial services and positioning private wealth to generate an impact.

Polluting companies use transition bonds to move to a greener future

Wealthandsociety24 Sep, 2021Finance

Transition bonds are a new asset class targeted by these brown industries such as oil and gas companies to allow these not-so-green companies to finance their efforts to reduce carbon emissions. The proceeds from transition bonds are used for projects that support gradual reduction of carbon emissions. The deals that have been concluded so far include Castle Peak Power’s $300 million sale in February 2021. The company has committed to transfer proceeds towards construction of a gas turbine power station unit in Hong Kong. Bank of China’s Hong Kong branch issued a transition bond worth $780 million for projects that can support China’s Paris Agreement target of attaining carbon neutrality by 2060.

Neste’s Muruganathan: “Virtual currency with a real carbon footprint”

Wealthandsociety10 Sep, 2021Finance

According to studies the cryptocurrency industry consumes approximately 77 to 110 trillion watts per hour of power annually. This can be compared to the annual national energy consumption of countries like Chile and the Netherlands and about 17 times the electricity annual consumption of Google’s operations. In totality, cryptocurrency mining accounts for approximately 0.5% of global electricity consumption.

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