Investment manager focused on the transition to a more sustainable global economy. FOR PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS ONLY

Joined September 2012
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23 Apr 2025
šŸ›°ļøStarlink’s ascent to dominate consumer satellite broadband has de-rated sector debt, but many incumbents remain competitive in growing niches of satellite communications. Read more from Josh Palazola >> ow.ly/vPHv50VEHBT
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27 Mar 2025
The number of US adults aged 80 and over is projected to expand by 5% a year to almost 20 million by 2030. Read how this is creating a vast market for senior housing solutions āž”ļø ow.ly/TL8N50Vmn6Y
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12 Mar 2025
The cost of AI models is falling tenfold each year, and innovative chip designers are at the heart of these breathtaking advances. Learn more >> ow.ly/PJWT50V69tI
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11 Mar 2025
The Bank of England’s experiment in quantitative tightening has added to a glut of UK government bonds, contributing to soaring gilt yields. Learn more >> ow.ly/EWqL50V6a6a
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4 Mar 2025
When spreads are tight, ā€˜A’-rated issuers face only limited penalties for a credit rating downgrade. Is the scene set for a leverage-fuelled M&A boom? ow.ly/3aEz50UXO02
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21 Feb 2025
A constitutional ā€˜debt brake’ has constrained German fiscal policy since the financial crisis, but will strict rules be loosened by the next government? Read more šŸ‘‰ ow.ly/WK2L50V1WJa
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19 Feb 2025
Could this weekend’s election trigger fiscal expansion in Germany, unlocking economic growth and supporting risk assets across the European region? Read more in our latest Insight >> ow.ly/fGSc50V1Wxx
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12 Feb 2025
After years of improving corporate balance sheets, we now see a risk of re-leveraging among investment grade issuers. Read why we think ā€˜A’-rated US companies could be most tempted >> impaxam.com/insights-and-new…
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11 Feb 2025
We see four reasons why the tight high yield spread environment can persist throughout 2025. Peter Schwab and Klaus Blaabjerg share their insight >> ow.ly/5ghR50UUnam
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5 Feb 2025
āš•ļøAdvanced robotics, medical devices and procedural methods are improving patient safety and delivering efficiencies for healthcare systems, creating opportunities for medtech innovators and their investors. Learn more in our latest insight šŸ‘‰ ow.ly/kryG50UT9ng
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21 Jan 2025
🚧 The US is witnessing a surge in major projects, from upgraded highways to semiconductor plants – which in turn are driving robust demand for equipment rental services. Learn more >> ow.ly/7O7050UG1yt
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19 Dec 2024
Creating climate resilience starts with having a good grasp of what risks exist. Yet our experience is that many companies do not have that understanding. Lean what information investors need from companies to assess physical risk >> ow.ly/mr4s50UsQVj
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17 Dec 2024
Our conviction about the transition to a more sustainable economy is grounded in this fact: there are irreversible transformations well underway in the real economy, across a breadth of sectors. Read more in our 2025 Outlook ā¤µļø ow.ly/AKkj50Usycv
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5 Dec 2024
To address physical climate risk, we must plan and invest today for a more volatile and uncertain future. Learn more >> ow.ly/i8Gf50Uj8HS
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27 Nov 2024
Positive correlations between workforce diversity and better company financial performance continue to be represented in academic and industry findings. Learn more from Julie Gorte >> ow.ly/77Mu50Uf9Ag
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26 Nov 2024
Vast private and public investment in US megaprojects, spurred by federal support, underpins structural medium-term demand for equipment rental services. Learn what this means for domestic manufacturing under the upcoming Trump Administration >> ow.ly/cnfa50UeOPg
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15 Nov 2024
With supportive government policy, we believe corporations can move beyond longstanding male-dominated workplace culture, bringing more women into the ā€œYakuinā€ executive level and helping lead Japan’s corporates into the future. Learn more >> ow.ly/9s0g50U5wnt
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14 Nov 2024
Thank you to everyone who joined us at #CitywireBerlin last week! Our workshop, centered around high yield, centered on our belief that the credit market is inefficient, leaving many attractive opportunities for disciplined investors.
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