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Concrete conversations: how the built environment is getting smarter

This allows the generation of actionable data to detect inefficiencies, troubleshoot problems and self-adjust, thereby making buildings more efficient and sustainable.

Sustainability stock market league table: which rank best and worst?

Our analysis ranks the world’s biggest stock markets by their sustainability credentials, providing an additional, underappreciated, lens on how to assess their risks and opportunities.

Schroders marks sustainability milestone with leading impact industry verification

The nine Impact Principles cover areas such as strategic intent, origination and structuring, portfolio management, and impact at exit, and include independent verification.

“We want Luxembourg as a real hub”: Indosuez executives

But the three of them have known each other for quite a while, Carcy points out during our interview, given that they’ve all worked for Crédit Agricole for many years.

Mirova again awarded for the quality of its equity management at the 2023 “Corbeilles Mieux Vivre Votre Argent”

In 2023, Mirova is again awarded with the “Certificate of Best Management for five years”, confirming once again the relevance of its long-term equity strategies

M&G Wealth: Cost-of-living crisis is increasing financial secrecy among families

The ‘Family Wealth Unlocked’ report finds that there’s been an increase in the number of people not wanting to discuss finances since the start of the cost-of-living crisis and are hiding worries or money from their loved ones.

A new era for private credit – what does it mean for investors?

The private credit market has been one of the fastest-growing areas of lending and a rapidly maturing asset class.

Not All In The Same Boat

Until recently, holding cash could have proved costly, but with the yield curve that has now inverted, their cash is currently earning more than the cost of their debt.

Diversity consultation a clear message for financial services to step up

The regulator’s intervention is a timely reminder us all about how important diversity at the very top is in setting a healthy corporate culture

Over half of UK pension schemes accelerate their endgame plans in past year

One is market capacity issues, such as the human resource capacity within the nine insurers currently operating in the de-risking market.

Mini budget: The catalyst for a year of mortgage mayhem

In the months that followed, property transactions plummeted as prospective buyers and home movers were priced out, and house prices wavered as a result.

How a pause in interest rate hikes will impact the mortgage market

This decision, which comes on the heels of a surprising dip in inflation, will undoubtedly have significant implications for the mortgage market in particular.

Financial Times and Schroders announce the shortlist for the 2023 Business Book of the Year Award

Each year it recognises a book which provides the ‘most compelling and enjoyable insight into modern business issues’.

Deutsche Bank CEO says Germany risks becoming ‘the sick man of Europe’ unless structural fixes are made: ‘Something urgently needs to change here’

Germany is facing a cocktail of problems

UK consumer confidence and retail sales receive late summer boost

Winter likely to bring economic challenges

Baloise with strong growth in the non-life business and good cash generation

The investment result in the non-life segment also contributed to this pleasing result .

Helping private clients navigate market volatility and the road to net zero - an interview with Frédéric Rochat, our Managing Partner

These factors have combined to drive down inflation, which in turn has led to greater economic growth and big gains in value for many financial investments.

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