Dewi John: Is ESG alpha the modern phlogiston?
Search for ESG alpha reminiscent of chemists of bygone ages hunting for phlogiston and aether
Search for ESG alpha reminiscent of chemists of bygone ages hunting for phlogiston and aether
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It’s not just about historical correlations or equities and bonds
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The chairman of the insignificantly-sized investment company Kermitted Asset Management realises the answer to ESG investors’ inability to speak the same language has been staring them in the face all along
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With the implementation period clock ticking, it is an opportunity for professional investors to think about their role in delivering good outcomes
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‘While assets have continued to trickle out of the EM bond market, we see no signs of panic’ writes Pinebridge’s Steven Oh
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Top performers and compelling newcomers in the spotlight
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Never before has duration been as long during a tightening cycle
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Covid-driven distortions continue to plague the market
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How the forces that previously challenged value stocks are now driving the investment style’s resurgence
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By focusing on an individual rather than a group, professional investors can reduce the psychological distance to those they are trying to serve
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Temporarily bereft of funds, the chairman of the insignificantly-sized investment company Kermitted Asset Management has had to find other ways to pass the time
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Share prices for infrastructure players reflects ‘undue pessimism’, says Rathbones equity analyst Ben Derber
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