Cate explores how to define and prioritise impact using the UN SDGs, supporting meaningful sustainable business transitions, how to remain at a competitive advantage in the sustainability space, and the role of IFCs in managing wealth.
Brandon Ashplant Hello and welcome to the latest sustainable finance, Guernsey podcast rated one of the top 10 most useful sustainable finance podcasts by the green finance guide. Guernsey is one of the jurisdictions leading the way in green and sustainable finance. And as part of this podcast series, we will be speaking to and learning from some of the leading global figures in the field.
My name is Brandon Ashplant, technical manager at Guernsey finance, the promotional agency for Guernsey's finance industry. I'm delighted to be speaking to Cate Quentin, a partner and private wealth manager at Tribe Impact Capital.
Kate predominantly works with high net worth individuals and the charitable and corporate sectors. Kate previously worked at Standard Bank Group where she managed the wealth of West African families and individuals and developed the Ghana business from inception. With a background in international development and wealth management, Cate is committed to helping clients grow their wealth while also having a positive impact on the world.
So without further ado, welcome Kate. Good to have you on. Brandon Ashplant So firstly, just for those who perhaps don't know all too much about you, can you just tell us a bit about your career to date and what you do now? Cate Quentin Sure, yes. So, I mean, you slightly touched on it there, to be honest. I'm a sort of an accidental wealth manager, you might say, never having necessarily intended to be in this space.
