Terry KS GMA Capital Partners has been admitted as a member of RIAA, reinforcing its commitment to responsible investment and sustainable finance engagement in Australasia. The firm aims to contribute cross-border investment insights to regional discussions on governance and transition finance.
SINGAPORE, 6 JANUARY 2026 – GMA Capital Partners has been approved as a member of the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA), underscoring the firm’s ongoing commitment to responsible capital deployment and alignment with established sustainable investment frameworks across the Asia-Pacific region.
Based in Singapore, GMA Capital Partners is a principal investment firm specialising in long-term investments, structured capital solutions, and cross-border partnerships within real-economy sectors such as infrastructure, energy transition, logistics, and strategic industrial markets. Through its RIAA membership, the firm gains an institutional platform to engage on responsible investment practices, transition finance, and governance standards relevant to Australasian and regional markets.
RIAA serves as the peak industry body for responsible and ethical investment across Australia and New Zealand, representing a broad network of asset owners, investment managers, financial institutions, and service providers. GMA Capital Partners plans to contribute to industry dialogue by sharing insights drawn from its cross-border investment experience and disciplined approach to underwriting capital-intensive assets.
Managing Partner Chasen Nevett said the membership reflects the firm’s intention to engage constructively with regional stakeholders as sustainable finance frameworks continue to evolve. He noted that GMA Capital Partners remains focused on long-term value creation in real-economy assets, where governance quality, operational resilience, and credible transition pathways are critical to durable investment outcomes.
The firm’s responsible investment strategy emphasises transparency, commercial discipline, and alignment with practical transition objectives, prioritising opportunities where sustainable practices enhance long-term resilience rather than short-term or symbolic commitments. GMA Capital Partners expects its engagement with RIAA members to support ongoing discussions around sustainable finance, taxonomy alignment, and transition-oriented capital solutions across Australasia and the wider Asia-Pacific region.