Saltwater to Freshwater: A Panacea That Travels Rough Seas
Desalination, a seeming godsend for parched areas, also could be profitable for investors. But the process is not always easy to pull off.
Desalination, a seeming godsend for parched areas, also could be profitable for investors. But the process is not always easy to pull off.
Renewables won’t take over for a while, the world’s population is expanding, and emerging economies are growing.
The amount of investment needed for this enormous task is $4 trillion yearly, but the effort is gearing up now.
The mega-cap tech giants appear invincible. But things always change in the market.
Yields are high, and well-fixed institutions back them, but what happens in a recession?
Class of 2023 Knowledge Brokers give their thoughts on allocation strategies in a higher-interest-rate world.
The tiff over Brookfield’s new acquisition underscores the pros and cons.
Some allocators and managers are doing this, expecting a price pop ahead and collecting nice interest payouts along the way.
The big yield advantage they enjoyed over developed countries’ debt issues has narrowed, but EM paper retains other pluses.
As more GPs pursue continuation funds, institutional investors are faced with new questions about the overall risk levels in their portfolios.
The popular investment may suffer from an economic dip and other changes in the financial scene, critics warn.
Amid an attrition trend and a performance lag, the smaller operators are closing.
Several money managers now offer tokenized funds to investors, while other firms are exploring ways to utilize tokenization for clients.
Prices are down and dire forecasts abound, but asset owners plan to modestly boost their CRE exposure.