We help clients just like you build generational wealth with a lens towards socially conscious investing. You don’t need to choose between the pursuit of doing well and actually doing good.
Our clients’ sense of curiosity drives them to travel, explore, teach, heal, create and advocate. We believe authenticity and living your values matter. At Longwave, we care about what matters to you – because the same things matter to us too.
We're empowered with the freedom to work openly and help interested clients pursue impact investing opportunities or learn how to invest ethically. Ultimately, we're able to work collaboratively to understand your needs and help you reach your goals.
If you here, it’s because you’re curious about what it means to invest according to your values.
Longwave offers ESG strategies and traditional investing approaches, and we underpin our investing strategies with your personal values.
ESG, or environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing considers values-based criteria when it comes to investing your money.
For the past decade, Longwave has pursued investment returns through a scientific approach and repeatable process.
With socially conscious investing strategies, we’ve enabled clients to combine the heart with the mind.
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A scientific approach to investing can yield positive results. We build our portfolios on the backbone of Modern Portfolio Theory and aim to achieve the best returns.
Passive investment management may offer benefits over active management due to lower costs, diversification, and more reliable outcomes. Our portfolios are properly risk-adjusted while pursuing your goals.
The thing that makes Longwave different is our thorough commitment to aligning your money with your values. Incorporating strategies focused on ESG, sustainability, social justice, LGBTQ+ rights, solving food insecurity and human rights are all possible with Longwave.
Investments are subject to risk, including the loss of principal. Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria is based on a set of nonfinancial principles in addition to financial principles used to evaluate potential investments. The incorporation of nonfinancial principles (i.e., ESG) can factor heavily into the security selection process. The investment’s ESG focus may limit investment options available to the investor. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
