The next generation of investors and business leaders have taken over the reins from their parents. How they carry on will determine the sustainability of their future.

SINGAPORE (Aug 19): Bank analyst Benjamin Goh is realistic about how he and his family allocate funds for investments. “ESG [investments with environmental, social and governance factors] is not a priority,” he tells The Edge Singapore in a recent interview.

Goh, 24, is more interested in the returns that tech stocks can give, and he put 15% to 20%, or about $30,000, of his starter portfolio in Apple shares. His parents, as premier private banking clients of Oversea Chinese Banking Corp, have a more diversified approach.

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