ESG, Climate Action
COP28: final countdown on climate ambitions
As the COP28 kicks off at the end of the month in Dubai, we are paying close attention to this highly anticipated event, albeit mixed expectations.
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ESG, OncologyAdvances in Healthcare and Oncology: A Pink October Perspective
In this month of pink October, we found important to take a look of the situation of breast cancer as well as advances and breakthroughs in research, and the financial environment for healthcare and oncology investment . -
Money Market, Fixed Income, Pierre BoyerMoney Matters Again
Remember money market strategies? They’re back! Once the latest rate hike is incorporated, money market strategies can offer yields above 4%! A record path and close to a record return in money market strategies since 2001. Money market strategies have regained their popularity as central banks have hiked rates in their fight against inflation.
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Nicolas Forest, Opinions
ESG, antidote to populism?
Last week, sitting comfortably on my sofa, I turned on the TV and stumbled upon the testimony of the Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani. I felt quite helpless in front of so much suffering and injustice.
David Czupryna, Highlighted, Opinions
European taxonomy: affirming green leadership
European Parliament representatives and member states have finally reached an agreement on the framework for the future European taxonomy of sustainable activities.
Opinions
Sustainable emerging markets outperformance
Applied to emerging equities, environmental, social and governance criteria (ESG) are a key outperformance factor.
Opinions
Why is there no bubble in the real estate investment companies sector?
Absurdity exists in the financial world. But in the real world, an asset is an asset and a debt a debt.
Opinions
Time value, habit and lassitude
We are venturing further into unchartered waters. The ECB has announced that it may push short term rates further into negative territory and repurchase even more assets.
Opinions
On the mental health of central bankers
Purists like to distinguish between correlation, co-integration and causality.