
The “S” in ESG
Discussions about ESG issues often focus mostly on the “E” (environmental), with far less attention paid to the Social “S” and Governance “G” pillars. This

Discussions about ESG issues often focus mostly on the “E” (environmental), with far less attention paid to the Social “S” and Governance “G” pillars. This

We’ll put this one in the category of “unexpected pairings” (sort of like pickles and peanut butter, or avocados and chocolate). We’re talking about blockchain

For those who prefer “give it to me straight” over “beat around the bush”, we offer this opener from a recent article about misconceptions about

ESG investing has spread across institutional asset management, expanding beyond equities to include green corporate and municipal bonds and even private markets. At a minimum,

Nature’s most obvious form of carbon capture – forests – are imperfect in terms of their ability to address the need. They have a limited

The Financial Times’ Pensions-Expert website recently posted an article titled, “What does the future of ESG disclosure look like?” We think it’s a good question,

Last week, we reiterated our view that the investment community is uniquely positioned to effect positive change by deploying capital in companies that score well

(This is a guest post by our partner, Omega Point, from their Factor Spotlight Series) This past week we have been both outraged and heart-broken

Give a baseball player signals that predict whether or not the next pitch is likely to be a curveball and there’s a good chance he

CAN ESG DATA BE PREDICTIVE OF TOTAL RETURNS? As Environmental, Social and Governance data grows in popularity, many investors find themselves asking the question “is

In the high-stakes world of financial research, time is capital. Analysts are inundated with more data than ever before—SEC filings, earnings calls, macroeconomic indicators, ESG disclosures, alternative data streams, and the 24/7 firehose of market news.

In the hypercompetitive world of finance, professionals are constantly reminded that time is money. Yet, across investment banks, hedge funds, private equity firms, and corporate finance departments, a vast amount of professional time is still being spent on low-value, manual research tasks.

The difference between success and disappointment in AI adoption often comes down to one factor: fit.
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