British International Investment

IMPACT = Podcast with Tom Hall, Head of Social Impact and Philanthropy at UBS on philanthropic investing’s role in the impact economy

In this episode of the IMPACT= Podcast, we talk to Tom Hall, Head of Social Impact & Philanthropy at UBS, one of the world’s leading wealth managers.

With nearly 20 years’ experience working in impact and philanthropy, Tom is passionate about finding ways to catalyse scalable solutions to the pressing social and environmental problems the world is facing.

In this conversation, Tom shares his experience of working with philanthropists who want to use their resources to change the world. And discusses why he believes sustainable investments with tangible impact outcomes, are key to driving real change.

Tom leads UBS’s Social Impact team of over 150 professionals across the globe, who work with clients and UBS employees to maximize their impact locally and globally. Prior to joining UBS in 2013, Tom spent his career in the non-profit sector. As Director of Philanthropy and Social Investment at the Disability Charity Scope, he pioneered the use of social investment structures, including the Scope Bond which was the first listed bond issued by an operational charity in the UK. Tom also worked with the cabinet office on the development of the new Social Investment Tax Relief.

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