Impact investing has transformed over the past decade, giving investors the opportunity to pursue both financial returns and social and environmental outcomes.
As central banks start to think about cutting interest rates, forecasts for a peak in credit default rates are not far behind — and could happen sooner than expected, says Wellington Management’s Alex King.
Partner Content, Belinda Gan, ESG investment director at Capital Group, sponsor of the Funds to Watch spring event, discusses sustainable investing and their portfolio.
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Generative AI has the potential to change the way we live and work and could soon redraw the landscape for investors in technology stocks.
Across the developed world, inflation is back and here to stay, says Wellington Management’s John Butler.
Global investing offers scope for broader social impact as well as financial returns.
Success in impact investing has been driven by the rising awareness around social inequality and climate issues, both of which are no longer abstract concepts.