مشكلة انتقال الثروة البالغة 100 تريليون دولار | لي هوا تان | TEDxHong Kong

من المتوقع أن تنتقل نحو 100 تريليون دولار إلى الجيل التالي خلال السنوات العشرين المقبلة، في وقت تواجه فيه الأرض حدودها البيئية. في هذه المحاضرة ضمن فعاليات TEDxHong Kong، تتأمل المستثمرة لي تان في نشأتها على اعتقاد أن قيمتها تُقاس بصافي ثروتها، وتطرح سؤالاً حول الغاية الحقيقية من المال. تستند المحاضرة إلى خبرة استثمارية تمتد لقرابة عقدين، مع التركيز على الاستثمار المستدام ذي الأثر.

• انتقال متوقع لنحو 100 تريليون دولار خلال 20 عامًا
• تأملات في الثروة وقيمة الذات وغاية المال
• خبرة في الاستثمار المستدام وذي الأثر

Over the next 20 years, $100 trillion will pass to the next generation —right as the planet hits its limits. Li Tan grew up believing her worth was measured in net worth. After losing millions on one trade and hearing her father call her worthless, she had to ask a harder question: what is all this money actually for? Li brings close to two decades of investing experience, co-founding Audacy in 2017 to bring high impact, sustainable investments across multiple cutting-edge sectors to like-minded investors. In 2014, Li co-founded the Platinum Whisky Investment Fund, the world’s first private equity fund investing in vintage and rare single malt whiskies, and successfully completed its exit in 2021. Prior to the whisky fund, she managed her own family office (Asia Green Group) assets, which included a diversified public equity portfolio as well as investments in alternative assets across the US, Europe, and Pan-Asia. Alongside this, she managed the family’s real estate corporation with a gross development value of US$450 million. Li began her career as a Financial Analyst in the Consumer and Healthcare team at Citigroup in New York and Los Angeles. Li graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science in Corporate Finance and Business Administration. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx