Millennials, Regulation Are Driving Impact Investing: Credit Suisse

The video discusses the growing trend of impact investing, driven by millennial consumers, regulatory pressures, and strategic importance to companies like Credit Suisse. It differentiates between ESG and impact investing, highlighting the deliberate nature of impact investments. Examples of impactful companies, such as Beyond Meat, are provided, showcasing their response to sustainability challenges. The video concludes with a discussion on the future growth of the impact investing sector and the expansion of teams to meet market demands.

What is one of the main forces driving the impact investing market?

• Traditional consumer behavior

• Millennial-driven consumer focus

• Lack of regulatory intervention

• Decrease in environmental awareness

Why is impact investing strategically important for Credit Suisse?

• It focuses solely on profit maximization

• It addresses the largest intergenerational wealth transfer

• It is unrelated to wealth transfer

• It is a short-term trend

How does impact investing differ from ESG investing?

• Impact investing is more deliberate in achieving outcomes

• ESG investing is unrelated to governance

• ESG investing sets specific outcomes

• Impact investing focuses on operations

Which company is highlighted as an example of impactful investing?

• Tesla

• Google

• Beyond Meat

• Amazon

What is a key factor in attracting the best talent according to the discussion?

• High salaries

• Positive company purpose

• Flexible working hours

• Remote work options

What is the current market size of impact investing mentioned in the discussion?

• Ten trillion dollars

• Half a trillion dollars

• A trillion dollars

• A billion dollars

What is the expected growth rate of the impact investing sector?

• 1000%

• 800%

• 500%

• 200%