HONG KONG – Cope Capital Partners has appointed Oliver Yates as head of Australia, a strategic move to strengthen its sustainable investment efforts in the country. Mr Yates, who worked at Macquarie Group and was chief executive of Clean Energy Finance Corp, is expected to play a key role in expanding the company’s eco-innovation programs.
Christina Gaw, one of the leading figures at Gaw Capital, expressed confidence that Yates’ expertise will drive the growth of various green initiatives. Target areas of development are utility-scale battery storage and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. These sectors are becoming increasingly important as global markets move towards renewable energy solutions and sustainable practices.
With $22.3 billion in equity capital raised and assets under management expected to reach $33.7 billion in Q3 2023, Gaw Capital positions itself as a leader in eco-friendly investments. Mr. The hiring of Yates is a clear indication of the firm’s commitment to integrating sustainability into its core investment strategy.
Mr Yates’ appointment comes at a time when investors and consumers are showing increased interest in sustainability, making his role particularly important in Gaw Capital’s future operations in Australia and beyond.
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