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John Hoffmire, Director at SaÏd Business School at Oxford University, writes about Sarona’s unique investment approach in Deseret News

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August 9, 2016 – John Hoffmire, Director at SaÏd Business School at Oxford University, writes about Sarona’s unique investment approach targeting high financial returns based on ethical, social and environmental values in an article for Desert News, Sarona: A private investment firm with a heart.

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Sarona Asset Management, a global pioneer in impact investing, is dedicated to generating competitive financial returns alongside positive social and environmental outcomes. Our firm’s investment strategies focuses on fostering sustainable development by partnering with local entrepreneurs operating high-growth businesses in emerging markets that generate attractive returns for our investors while contributing positively to their communities. Our goals include empowering women, protecting nature, creating and enhancing employment opportunities, improving governance, and building strong communities.

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