Friday 2 July 2021 - The Capital Network is proud to bring you MarketLit, Australia’s First Financial Influencers, Millennial and Gen Z Investment Conference. MarketLit brings together leading financial influencers, market experts and ASX-listed companies to discuss the key investment themes and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) issues that emerging investors care about. Change is coming and MarketLit is here to show the way forward.
The world is preparing for one of the biggest transfers of wealth in history - from Baby Boomers to Millennials and Gen Z who place significant importance on ESG.
Almost 45 million US households will transfer a total of US$68.4 trillion in wealth to their heirs and charities over the next 25 years. Millennials stand to be the primary beneficiary of this transfer and it is expected that by 2050, they will replace Baby Boomers as the generation with the greatest wealth. [US research firm Cerulli Associates]
In Australia, millennials will inherit around A$3.5 trillion from Baby Boomers over the next 20 years. [Online share trading platform Nabrade]
86% of millennials are interested in sustainable investing and millennials are twice as likely as the overall investor population to invest in companies targeting ESG goals [Morgan Stanley]
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