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FigureAsia 35 Under 35 · Finance

Joseph Choueifaty

Age 28 · Sustainable wealth management · France and Lebanon

A wealth-platform founder who has made climate alignment a portfolio-construction question rather than a marketing label.

Age at the edition eligibility date
28
Field
Finance
Country or region
France and Lebanon
FigureAsia U35 Assessment
78.0 / 100

Career and documented record

Joseph Choueifaty has built Goodvest around a demanding premise: a retail investment product should disclose not only expected financial characteristics but also the economic activities and climate trajectories embedded in the portfolio. As co-founder and president, he has led a regulated French platform spanning investment advice, insurance intermediation and payment-services agency. During 2025, he reported that assets under management rose from €120 million to €250 million and contracts doubled from 10,000 to 20,000.

The completed work is more substantial than an environmental claim attached to conventional funds. Goodvest has developed selection and exclusion methods, published portfolio-climate indicators and delivered investment wrappers with established insurers, including Generali. Its scale figures remain those of a private company and should be described as reported measures, not audited investment performance. The case for Choueifaty rests on a documented product architecture, a regulated operating role and a clear personal account of the Franco-Lebanese experience informing his approach.

Why Joseph Choueifaty is on the list

FigureAsia selected Choueifaty because he has turned a contested part of consumer finance into operating infrastructure. His individual agency is visible in the investment thesis, the product design and the leadership of a regulated firm; the 2025 expansion shows that the work has moved beyond a small demonstration product.

The assessment is deliberately narrower than Goodvest's own mission language. It does not assume that climate-labelled portfolios will outperform, or that a single temperature metric resolves the limits of sustainability data. It recognises the construction of a transparent, regulated wealth proposition and the discipline of making portfolio choices open to examination.

The 2025–26 record

Goodvest reported a doubling of contracts

Choueifaty reported that the platform moved from 10,000 to 20,000 contracts and from €120 million to €250 million under management during the year.

Goodvie extended the regulated product range

The Generali insurance documentation records the Goodvie life-insurance product and Goodvest's management mandate, adding a completed institutional wrapper to the platform.

The work in its field

Digital wealth managers increasingly compete on portfolio values as well as price and convenience. The difficult work lies in translating broad preferences into investable rules, obtaining suitable insurance or custody infrastructure and explaining where climate data is incomplete.

That makes verification central. A sustainable-investment platform should be judged by its exclusions, fund selection, reporting and governance, not by the tone of its advertising. Scale matters only when those controls remain legible as the client base grows.

Assessment breakdown

78.0out of 100

01

Completed financial consequence

24 / 30

Goodvest reported a doubling of contracts is treated as a delivered financial outcome. The score is confined to the completed result described in the record and excludes projections or paper valuation.

02

Individual agency and execution

19 / 25

The documented role—Co-founder and President—and the attributed actions in the profile establish accountable execution. Institution-wide results are not assigned to the person alone.

03

Verified reach and significance

16 / 20

Digital wealth managers increasingly compete on portfolio values as well as price and convenience. The difficult work lies in translating broad preferences into investable rules, obtaining suitable insurance or custody infrastructure and explaining where climate data is incomplete.

04

Innovation and field influence

11 / 15

The record combines sustainable wealth management with the completed work described in Goodvie extended the regulated product range. Credit reflects demonstrated practice, not a claim of novelty by itself.

05

Stewardship, access and Asian relevance

8 / 10

The Asian connection is explicit: A French-Lebanese founder who has described how his father's migration from Lebanon shaped his view of finance and responsibility. Stewardship credit is limited to the regulatory, governance, access or stakeholder evidence described in the profile.

Evidence and attribution

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Achievement records
7
Assessment window
2025–26
Editorial status
Included in the 2026 FigureAsia 35 Under 35 edition

Rights and credit

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Publication status
Published under a documented rights basis
Credit
Goodvest
Licence
Publisher-directed editorial use of Goodvest's official founder portrait; no open reuse licence stated.
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