Impact investments in SE Asia pick up steam
Study finds that region has 6% share of global impact assets under management of US$228b.
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IMPACT investments by private investors in South-east Asia are picking up steam despite challenges which include limited exit opportunities.
The Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) has published its first report focusing on the impact investing landscape in South-east Asia, which has traditionally been a major recipient of impact capital.
GIIN's global study published earlier this year found that South-east Asia had a 6 per cent share of global impact assets under management of US$228 billion.
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