Felix Moser

Felix is a 26-year-old master student at the Technical University of Munich in the field of Management and Technology. His studies focus on the fields of finance and computer science. In his master's thesis, he deals with the relationship between impact investors and social enterprises in the field of impact investing. The number of investors entering the impact investing environment is increasing, and promising social enterprises tend to be able to choose between several potential investors. Hence, it appears to be reasonable to change the perspective toward the social enterprise in this relationship and to analyze the importance of the investor’s characteristics.

In the evolving field of impact investing, he uses a CBC analysis to investigate the extent to which the experience background of individuals as part of social enterprises affects the evaluation behavior of entrepreneurs with regard to potential impact investor characteristics. In addition to the influence of the experience background, he discusses additional factors that have an impact on the evaluation behavior of such individuals. This research provides insight into the evaluation behavior of individuals considering their experience background and gives impact investors a glimpse of the importance of their distinctive characteristics in impact investing cooperations.