In this episode of Turbo Impact, Dr. Nadira Lamrad, Head of Sustainability at Jardine Matheson, joins host Kenny Chen to discuss how Jardine Matheson, a diversified Asian investment company with nearly 200 years of heritage, integrates sustainability into its approach to long-term value creation and enhancing total shareholder return.

The conversation focuses on Jardines' sustainability journey, Building Towards 2030. Nadira discusses how sustainability is central to Jardine Matheson's strategy of delivering TSR and how the company is integrating sustainability into risk management and investment decisions. She also shares how Jardine Matheson actively engages its portfolio companies to embed sustainability as a strategic imperative to enhance resilience and unlock value. Nadira also looks ahead to how sustainability is shaping the transition from legacy to future readiness in a changing business environment.

Key Topics Covered

• Why sustainability is central to long-term value creation and total shareholder return
• Aligning sustainability across a diverse portfolio without a one-size-fits-all approach
• Managing climate risk as a business continuity issue rather than a standalone ESG exercise
• A pragmatic approach to decarbonization grounded in cost discipline and operational readiness
• Sustainability’s role in shaping the next phase of leadership for established organizations

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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In this episode of Turbo Impact, Paul Hailey, Head of Impact & ESG at responsAbility Investments AG, joins host Kenny Chen to unpack how impact investing works in practice across some of the world’s fastest-growing markets. Drawing on responsAbility’s two decades as a specialist impact investor, Paul explains how the firm builds its strategies around essential needs in emerging economies and why these markets offer both meaningful impact potential and strong long-term returns.

He shares how responsAbility designs its impact strategy around intentionality and contribution, and why disciplined engagement during the holding period is a core driver of impact value creation. Paul also explains the role blended finance now plays in expanding access to capital across emerging markets that have historically lacked sufficient investment. Along the way, he reflects on measurement challenges, the risk of impact washing, and the levers he believes will define the next decade of scaled impact.

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Key Topics Covered

• Why addressing essential needs in emerging markets creates both meaningful impact and strong financial opportunity
• Embedding intentionality and contribution into responsAbility’s impact thesis and scoring
• Driving impact value creation through action plans, climate advisory, and active engagement
• How blended finance unlocks new markets and catalyzes private capital
• What separates authentic impact investors from impact-washing claims

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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In this episode of Turbo Impact, Reynold D’Silva, CEO of Hello Health Group, joins host Kenny Chen to explore how digital health is transforming preventative care and access across Southeast Asia. From leading Chope through a successful turnaround to now heading one of the region’s largest digital health platforms, Reynold shares his mission to enable 100 million people to take proactive steps toward better health.

He discusses why prevention must sit at the center of healthcare in emerging markets, how Hello Health is using data and AI responsibly to build trust and empower healthier choices, and what it takes to balance commercial discipline with meaningful social impact. Reynold also reflects on his entrepreneurial journey and the lessons shaping his vision for accessible, technology-enabled healthcare for all.

Key Topics Covered

• Closing access gaps and advancing preventative care through digital health
• Rebuilding patient trust with responsible use of data and AI
• Turning health literacy barriers into opportunities for empowerment
• Balancing commercial discipline with meaningful social impact at scale
• Catalyzing the next wave of accessible healthcare innovation through public–private collaboration

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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