In this episode of Sustainability Leaders we discuss the sea change that has taken place during the last 20 years of investor engagement.
For all the unprecedented events of 2020, fixed income markets enter 2021 with roughly similar spreads as they did to begin 2020.
Active managers have a number of levers to pull to help outpace a passive benchmark, including sector/quality allocation, security selection and yield curve/duration management.
The U.S. election appears to have left us with a divided government, with the Democrats and Joe Biden retaking the White House and Republicans possibly maintaining control of the Senate pending the outcome of runoff elections in Georgia.
Though it may take a few months to get the pieces in place for a pronounced recovery, we are optimistic that this can happen in 2021.
The speed of development and efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines has generated well warranted market enthusiasm.
Dame Sally Davies and James Anderson join the Sustainability Leaders podcast to discuss the history of antibiotic use on humans, livestock and plants that brought us to our current crisis today.
David Sneyd is joined by Jo Raven from the FAIRR Initiative to discuss the progress that is already underway to create a more sustainable food production system, including the rise of alternative, plant-based proteins in the food supply chain.
David Sneyd is joined by Jo Raven from the FAIRR Initiative to discuss the progress that is already underway to create a more sustainable food production system, including the rise of alternative, plant-based proteins in the food supply chain.
David Sneyd is joined by Jo Raven from the FAIRR Initiative to discuss the progress that is already underway to create a more sustainable food production system, including the rise of alternative, plant-based proteins in the food supply chain.
The news of a vaccine breakthrough is decidedly positive and equity markets around the world surged as a result.
Election night clarity was probably too much to hope for.
