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Amplify Investment Partners is committed to helping its clients grow their money while making a meaningful social and environmental impact. Picture: UNSPLASH
Amplify Investment Partners is committed to helping its clients grow their money while making a meaningful social and environmental impact. Picture: UNSPLASH

In a world so driven by returns, could investments make a difference to society and the environment? Can a single moment hold the key to a brighter, more sustainable future?

Next-generation asset management company, Amplify Investment Partners, believes that what we do in one moment can make all the difference — and that this applies to our investment decisions.

Through proven strategies and solutions, Amplify approaches investing with the goal of creating a lasting “intelligent impact”. This philosophy extends beyond its funds, which aim to enable portfolio growth, to making a tangible difference in the world.

The Amplify OneMoment Experience, which took place on March 4, was a 90-minute virtual event that introduced attendees to a more meaningful way to invest.

It gave them the opportunity to draw on the wealth of knowledge of investment leaders in the macro, bond, equity and multi-asset fields, as well as environmental and social champions.

They discovered how Amplify’s “intelligent impact” is amplified through its commitment to partnerships that work to save endangered wildlife and create opportunities through education.

They also met next-generation asset managers who could help them realise their investment goals and generate strong returns, while creating positive change through purposeful investing.

Watch a recording of the event:

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