Determinantes do investimento em impacto socioambiental por famílias empresárias brasileiras
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2024v15i3p45-65Palavras-chave:
Investimento de impacto, Família empresária, Empresa familiar, Riqueza socioemocional, Pesquisa onlineResumo
A classe de ativos financeiros dos investimentos de impacto encontra nas famílias empresárias um de seus usuais alocadores de recursos. Dados o crescente interesse nesse tipo de investimento e o volume de recursos envolvidos, o objetivo deste artigo é entender quais as características de famílias empresárias/empresas familiares que influenciam essa alocação de recursos. Tendo em vista o desenvolvimento de uma exploração de natureza hipotética e quantitativa, este trabalho foi desenvolvido através da aplicação de um survey online com integrantes de famílias empresárias no Brasil. Encontrou-se uma relação significante e positiva entre um maior nível de riqueza socioemocional (socioemotional wealth ou, simplesmente, SEW) e o valor alocado em investimentos de impacto. A dimensão de proeminência da família mostrou-se ser aquela componente da SEW responsável pela relação encontrada. Os resultados permitem o avanço da fronteira do conhecimento sobre o tema e revelam inúmeras possibilidades de explorações futuras, bem como têm valor para a indústria de serviços voltados às famílias empresárias/empresas familiares.
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