Stratton Street Capital: Amazon raises $18.5bn, & Introducing Bloomberg’s Pret Index!
Stratton Street: Amazon & Bloomberg’s Pret Index
Stratton Street: Amazon & Bloomberg’s Pret Index
‘Changing fiscal policies and COVID-related work environments may result in the increased elasticity of state and local taxes. Longer-term, this could have material impacts on underlying creditworthiness.’ Link: https://www.incomeresearch.com/voting-with-your-feet-possibly-more-true-today/
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Rockefeller Asset Management’s 2020 Sustainable Investing Annual Report is out. Snippet from the report, based on Morningstar research: “…in 2020, three out of four sustainable equity funds outperformed their Morningstar category average, and 25 of 26 ESG equity index funds beat their traditional benchmark counterparts.” Link: 2020 Sustainable Investing Annual Report – RAM
Link: https://www.incomeresearch.com/jigsaw-puzzles-legos-and-bond-portfolios/
Clarity AI partners with BNP Paribas & its platform Manaos to promote sustainable investing: Link: Clarity AI Partnership BNP Paribas
‘Citywire AA-rated Ajay Tyagi says his team’s stock selection is driven by buying high quality businesses that have a sustainable growth runway in front of them.’ Link: PM Ajay Tyagi interview with Citywire
From Runway Growth Capital: ‘Venture debt is on the rise. The asset class is on pace for rapid growth as startups seek to stay private longer and VC firms see record levels of activity.’ Link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-19/meet-venture-capital-s-baby-cousin-venture-debt-quicktake
For investors seeking change, which strategy is more effective, divestment or engagement? Link: IR+M Engagement or Divestment?
According to Erica Groshen, the US’s former Bureau of Labour Statistics commissioner, job creation in America could take anywhere between five and eight years to get back to its 2019 trend. Link: US Job Creation – Stratton Street