Water, water, everywhere
In an article that first appeared on ESG Clarity, Abbie Llewellyn-Waters, Freddie Woolfe, and Jenna Zegleman, of Jupiter’s Global Sustainable Equity strategy, explain why water is not a limitless resource and why investment is essential to its future.
Resilience first in the post-Covid world
Nick Payne discusses how emerging markets companies are actively addressing supply chain fragility in the wake of the pandemic.
Biodiversity: Sustainable investing’s new frontier?
Abbie Llewellyn-Waters, Head of Sustainable Investing, explains why Biodiversity is the next big theme for sustainable investing.
COP 26: What to expect from climate change’s key event
Abbie Llewellyn-Waters, Head of Sustainable Investing, looks ahead to the landmark summit and shares what investors should look out for.
Inflation: demographics, narrative, and the snow globe economy
Ariel Bezalel, Ned Naylor-Leyland and Talib Sheikh examine the inflation debate and the implications it has for their asset classes.
Will gold regain its lustre as stimulus kindles inflation hopes?
Ned Naylor-Leyland, Head of Strategy, Gold & Silver, says gold looks interesting at the moment as prices remain much below the peak seen a year ago amid uncertainty posed by new variants of coronavirus.
Keep clipping the coupon, but be selective
Alejandro Arevalo argues that EMD is less overvalued than many areas, and has the breadth to offer attractive opportunities if you know where to look – and what to avoid.
In the digital age, moats may be more sink than swim
Investors should shed old thinking about structural barriers to entry, says NZS Capital’s Brad Slingerlend, if they want to invest in companies fit for the Digital Age.
Notes from the Investment Floor: Is the market worrying too much?
Richard Buxton discusses the curious market mood, which seems to be fretting about growth despite decent macro data, supportive central banks and upbeat company results.
Notes from the Investment Floor: The carbon footprint fine print
Freddie Woolfe discusses the merits of adding carbon emission data to consumer product labels, and the UK financial regulator’s closer look at ESG investment funds.