Over time, Steff Capital identifies and evaluates investment opportunities that align with our principles of long-term value creation, social impact and strategic significance. The following represent a selection of ventures that embody our commitment to purposeful capital deployment. Each opportunity reflects the rigorous analysis and strategic vision that guide our approach to building enduring prosperity.
Australia
Impact Investing
The NAB Foundation established the Impact Investment Fund as a pioneering vehicle to channel significant capital towards some of Australia’s most critical challenges. Managed by the private wealth experts at JBWere, the fund is strategically designed to support projects in areas such as social and affordable housing, climate transition and Indigenous economic advancement. This initiative provides a structured, professional platform for private capital to engage with ventures that deliver measurable social and environmental benefits.
An opportunity of this nature aligns perfectly with the core philosophy we share with our families: investing with intention. The fund’s structure is particularly compelling for those seeking to participate in a diversified portfolio of purpose-driven ventures that would otherwise be inaccessible to individual investors. For families committed to a legacy of positive change, this represents more than a financial allocation; it is a chance for capital to actively contribute to building stronger, more resilient communities across Australia. Our role in presenting such opportunities is to provide the rigorous due diligence, ensure alignment with our families’ values, and create a seamless pathway for participation at a scale that amplifies impact.
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Singapore
Urban Sustainability & Public Infrastructure
Singapore’s Housing & Development Board (HDB), the statutory authority overseeing public housing, is behind the Green Towns Programme: a decade-long effort to refit public estates with solar arrays, rainwater harvesting, centralised cooling and urban greening. The initiative aims to reduce energy consumption across more than a million homes, advance climate resilience and exemplify urban sustainability on a national scale.
For families with deep roots in Singapore, the nation’s commitment to urban sustainability is more than a policy initiative; it is a direct investment in the long-term quality of life for the community. An opportunity to participate in the Green Towns Programme aligns with a philosophy of contributing to national progress while securing stable, long-duration returns. In such ventures, the role of strategic counsel is to navigate the complex public-private partnership frameworks, assess the viability of technology partners and structure participation directly in the underlying infrastructure components of the programme, providing the clarity and confidence that allows family capital to be deployed effectively towards large-scale, socially impactful projects.
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Sydney
Technology & Real Estate Development
Central Place Sydney represents a transformative urban renewal project that will revitalise 24 hectares of government-owned land at the city’s southern gateway. It is a landmark joint venture led by two of Australia’s most prominent property groups, Dexus and Frasers Property Australia, whose vision is to create a vibrant technology and innovation precinct directly adjacent to Central Station. This multi-billion-dollar development is being realised through a sophisticated blend of institutional and private capital, positioning it as a pivotal new element of Sydney’s long-term economic landscape.
A venture of this significance represents a rare opportunity for families focused on intergenerational wealth: investing in tangible, legacy assets that will shape the future for decades. A landmark property like Central Place Sydney offers a unique combination of stability, growth potential, and a visible legacy within one of the world’s most dynamic cities. In opportunities such as this, providing access and expert analysis, consolidating interest to secure meaningful positions within complex capital structures, and ensuring families can invest alongside major institutions with complete confidence exemplifies how strategic counsel unlocks exceptional opportunities that might otherwise remain out of reach.
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Sydney
Social Infrastructure
This initiative represents a ground-breaking funding model for social infrastructure in Australia, forged between Lighthouse Infrastructure, a specialist institutional investor and SGCH, one of New South Wales’ largest community housing providers. The partnership facilitates the acquisition of new, high-quality housing for essential workers who are vital to Sydney’s economy but are often priced out of the property market. Through this structure, private institutional capital is being used to directly address the city’s housing affordability challenge in a way that is both innovative and scalable.
For families who live and work in Sydney, the housing crisis is not an abstract concept; it is a visible, daily challenge to the city’s social fabric. An opportunity of this nature offers the rare dual-return potential of stable, long-term financial performance alongside profound and measurable social impact. This is not about charity but about backing a sustainable and commercially viable model that addresses a systemic problem, empowering the very people, the nurses, teachers, and emergency responders, who form the bedrock of a thriving community. In navigating opportunities of this nature, providing the analytical rigour to dissect complex, institutional-grade financial structures, stress-test assumptions and translate potential into clear, compelling investment theses allows families to participate with confidence in emerging fields of social impact investment.
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