Alti global contributions Q1 growth and at the same time retain ESG investment approach

Alti Tiedemann Global reported an increase in sales of 14% compared to the previous year to $ 58 million and an adjusted EBITDA of $ 9 million, which was an increase of 38% compared to the previous year. In his earnings report on Monday, the publicly listed asset management company also emphasized its permanent commitment to ESG investments, since it monitors $ 77 billion in assets.

In a Morningstar report last month, drainage of 8.6 billion US dollars from ESG funds was found in the first quarter of 2025, with the 10th quarter as a result of the American investors from such funds. Despite the intensified counter -reaction against ESG, the Alti Global Social Progress Index was launched in February in cooperation with the non -profit social progress, which is imperative for the persecution of health, education, equality and other human rights updates from 170 countries.

“This index shows that private capital can have the greatest effect at a time in which global progress has stalled,” said Michael Tiedemann, CEO von Alti, about the winning call. “As a global asset manager, we see the growing demand from customers in order to reconcile investments with the purposes, and this index offers a practical instrument to promote sensible social results in financial returns.”

According to Alti Global in his presentation of Q1 investor, 68% of the systems with high network value investors request ESG values ​​for their sustainable product investments and that 45% of investors with ultra-high network value consider the ESG to be essential for its wealth management decisions.

Alti acts as a RIA and positions itself to “become the leading independent global multi-family office and the Ocio platform”, and refers to outsourced Chief Investment Officer. Recurring administrative fees made 83% of the Alti group revenue and underline the stability and predictability of the business model we built, ”said Tiedemann.

The investment of Constellation WEALTH Capital in Alti Global of up to 450 million US dollars has merged the company's M&A movements, including the deal of this month to expand to Germany by buying Kapora family office. Alti has a joint investment company with Allianz X and made an acquisition of the East End Advisors based in New York in 2024 and the Envoi family office based in Minnesota.

In the first quarter, Alti recorded a net loss of 3 million US dollars on a GAAP basis. According to Tiedemann, Alti's customer portfolios remained “resilient” in the first quarter despite the market volatility. After the letter on Tuesday, the Alti Global share acted with a high of around $ 12.70 per share in March 2023 after the start of around $ 12.70 per share in January 2023.

“The performance was supported by active underweights on concentrated stock loads and positive contributions from real assets, private loans and international markets,” said Tiedemann. “In difficult markets, the long -term horizon of our customers led us to keep stable asset allocations and use volatility to our advantage in order to build up capital as an attractive opportunities.”