The ocean, which generates at least half of the planet’s oxygen, is Earth’s largest living life‑support system – yet many of its vital signs remain effectively in the dark. Governments, scientists, and investors are still making billion‑dollar decisions from patchy surveys, one‑off studies and models that age too quickly. At the same time, projections suggest that ocean‑based industries could see their economic output double to around USD 3 trillion by 2030, supporting more t

Sustainable Finance Initiative (SFi) and LGT Private Banking , co‑hosted an intimate roundtable in Hong Kong on “Wealth to Stewardship: Family Purpose,” featuring  H.S.H. Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein, Chairman and CEO LGT Group and Li Tan , Co-Founder and General Partner of Audacy Partners, alongside leading families, investors and advisors. The conversation was moderated by Katy Yung , Chief Executive Officer, Sustainable Finance Initiative and Mariam Ashroff , Head

Across Asia Pacific, there is a quiet but growing recognition that the future of the ocean economy—and the wellbeing of the communities that depend on it—cannot be left to governments and markets alone. Families, philanthropists, and foundations are increasingly stepping into a space long neglected: funding the restoration, protection, and decarbonisation of our seas. Yet the journey is far from straightforward, but instead a complex picture of genuine willingness, structural

The SFi team is excited to announce the release of our 2025 SFi Impact Report

Sport crosses borders, languages and generations, filling stadiums and screens with noise and colour, yet its greatest power lives far beyond the final score. For family offices and impact investors, sport is emerging as a high‑potential arena where financial returns and social outcomes can be pursued in tandem. From ownership stakes in professional clubs to neighbourhood courts and pitches, from digital platforms to mission‑driven social enterprises, the field of opportunity

Faith-based investing is gaining momentum as more investors seek to align portfolios with spiritual values – treating capital not just as a tool for profit, but as a form of stewardship and responsibility. At the same time, a major gap remains between interest and implementation, creating an opportunity for advisors, product providers, and asset owners – especially in Asia Pacific. Why it Matters Now Faith-aligned capital is already material at the global level: Oxford’s fait