Millennials in the UK and the UK are increasingly attracted by the concept of impact investing. A recent survey by American Century Investments has found that the appeal of impact investing in both the US and the UK continues to increase, particularly among millennials. A survey by American Century Investments found that 72% of respondents either strongly or moderately support the concept, with millennials displaying the highest levels of support across all age groups in both countries ( just under 60% in the US and 72% in the US , respectively). Climate change and health care were cited as two of the main issues driving the demographic shift, with young people increasingly concerned by universal issues that could have repercussions on their own futures.
Millennials in the UK and the UK are increasingly attracted by the concept of impact investing. A survey by American Century Investments found that 72% of respondents either strongly or moderately support the concept, with millennials displaying the highest levels of support across all age groups in both countries ( just under 60% in the US and 72% in the US , respectively). Climate change and health care were cited as two of the main issues driving the demographic shift, with young people increasingly concerned by universal issues that could have repercussions on their own futures.