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| | | ... in particular retailers, apparel and technology; health care supplies, energy and construction; and the emerging markets debt team include "countries that are marked by conflict, have repressive regimes in place and rely heavily on migrant labour." Going ... |
| | | | ... solar farms, impact private equity, venture capital for high-growth startups which meet the fund's impact thesis, impact debt, social impact bonds, environmental assets and regenerative farming. The fund has a pipeline of early investments, with ... |
| | | | ... the fund's entire portfolio. "We also built a lot of internal capability in terms of directly managing across equities, debt, infrastructure, and most of the strategies that we have developed, although they weren't targeted around a carbon or ... |
| | | | ... The program will support the creation of several funds that will invest in green high yield corporate bonds, green private debt and green securitised debt. The EIB has made an initial commitment of EUR 60 million. |
| | | | ... definitely a more resilient model, and this is an anecdotal observation, but founder-led companies have less leverage, and debt than companies led by professional [non-founder] management, because they don't want to risk the long term business to ... |
| | | | ... and welfare but often pushes people to seek out loans through fringe lenders at exorbitant rates, resulting in an unending debt cycle. Grameen's unique approach to developing social businesses with local group support and appropriate lending and savings ... |
| | | | ... "happy with the results of actively managed strategies across the majority of asset classes," although 53% of emerging market debt investors, 48% of hedge fund investors and 64% of alternative risk premia investors are dissatisfied with the performance ... |
| | | | ... interest; Ashley Kopczynski, associate portfolio manager, credit and ESG Janus Henderson has launched a new annual Corporate Debt Index, noting that company borrowings around the world surged to a record A$12.0 trillion in 2019, up 8.1% year-on-year ... |
| | | | ... established in 2006. "At the end of the day, the deal is largely philanthropic with a small amount of mostly concessional debt. Our aim is to have the business self-sustaining in three years and pay back debt after that. Some small amounts of the debt ... |
| | | | ... side, and it yields the same result," he said. "All things being equal, if you have a clearer ESG narrative, your cost of debt financing is cheaper. That is to the benefit of the corporate - there is a corporate perk of having higher disclosure and better ... |
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