Reynders said his firm’s client base has expressed growing interest in impact investing.

“One question being asked by some of the families and individuals we work with is ‘how is my money being directed and what are the impacts my money is having both positive and negative, and how can we do better,’” he said.

“So this isn’t just for the progressive families,” Reynders noted. “The conversation is getting deeper across the entire swath of our wealth management practice. A lot of people think about impact investing as being a niche, but more people are seeing it as a core philosophy.”