Bellevue, Washington-based iCap focused on developing apartment buildings and stand-alone real estate.
Private asset classes are also tipped to outperform bonds and real estate.
Companies that do not make progress in net zero transition set to suffer.
'The financial advisor recommended he put the entire amount in GWG L bonds,' the claimant's attorney says.
It's the longest run of selling since China's Covid lockdowns last year.
At least two banks were dropped from underwriting muni deals since Texas Attorney General Paxton said last week he was probing the energy policies of a group of financial firms.
Physical effects of climate change could occur suddenly, and conventional portfolio models often fall short on this issue, CIO says.
Bearish outlook comes as index narrowly misses a technical correction.
Michael Reynolds, whose Indiana-based RIA specializes in ESG investing, explains how he navigates greenwashing and what advisors can do to market themselves more effectively.
The fund company is seeking a government waiver allowing its actively managed mutual funds to also operate as exchange-traded funds, a concept Vanguard pioneered.
“If everyone's running for the hills, it's got to be the most overwhelming contrarian trade of the year,” a fund manager says.
'We are starting to pound the table a little bit about listed REITs,' says Rich Hill of Cohen & Steers.
The investment vehicle continues on the road to becoming a widely accepted and trusted core portfolio building block.
The credit ratings industry has yet to figure out how best to incorporate climate risk in its models, so fixed-income investors are largely having to rely on their own assessments.
“Energy transition and environmental investing are not slowing down,” says portfolio manager as Cerulli report offers fresh insight.
BlackRock is the only company offering target-date ETFs to investors outside of 401(k)s — but there is a question about whether there is much of a market for that.
Strategist Michael Hartnett sees a 'contrarian buy signal.'
Innovayte is targeting RIAs with $100 million to $800 million in assets and will be led by Catherine “Cat” Davies, a clearing and custody industry veteran.
Banks have generated about $2.5 billion from climate-focused financing so far this year, compared with $2.2 billion from their work with oil, gas and coal companies.
