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Our expert rating is the average of the areas listed here, each scored out of 5 by our team.- Score5.0
Pros
- Encourages positive change
- Ethical investing
Cons
- Cannot invest on app anymore
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Our verdict
Tulipshare is rethinking ethical investments in the UK through activist investment – using shareholder leverage to push ethical change.
Why we like it:
Since Tulipshare pivoted from being an investment app to an activist group it has reduced the risk for investors whilst still trying encourage ethical behavious from public companies.
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Tulipshare pivots ethical investing to become a Pledge Your Shares platform
Fintech start-up Tulipshare wants to shake up the boardrooms of some of the world’s largest companies, by bringing activist investors together and using their combined voices to lobby for lasting and meaningful change in business practices. Who are Tulipshare and what do they stand for? North London-based Tulipshare, which is an appointed rep of FCA-regulated
Tulipshare first look: It’s not so much about making money, it’s about making a difference
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Antoine Argouges on why he founded Tulipshare, the activist investment platform
I’ve dealt for a few activist investment funds as a broker over the years. The ones I’d deal for would accumulate large positions in companies through various different desks around The City, then give them up to us as their prime broker. They’d do this for two reasons, one, to keep their buying spread out
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