Investor appetite for private assets is riding high. 2021 was a record-breaking year for private market deal flow and capital raising, yet most investors intend to increase allocations into the future. With this increased exposure in mind, it is increasingly important that investors manage their position sizes correctly.
Money as a unit of value has evolved in various forms over time — from tokens made of stones and metals to coins and paper notes. In recent decades the paradigm has shifted from physical to digital, with physical cash making up for only about 20% or lesser of the money in circulation across various countries. The remainder exists only in digital formats on ledgers and servers of financial institutions.
Trendrating Called The Market Top – At the beginning of 2022, (well before the Russia-Ukraine conflict) Trendrating proprietary model identified the inception of a bear trend on many indices, issuing a negative (C) rating, in time to act and control risks.
As COP26 draws to a close, it is clear that the urgency for change, together with investor demand for greater transparency and new reporting requirements will significantly shape the future of Sustainable Finance. But to create meaningful change, the industry must first overcome the ESG data challenges it faces today. FINBOURNE speaks to Sue McLean and Caitlin McErlane at Baker McKenzie, a leading global advisory and legal firm, to learn their perspectives around the critical roles of technology, data, and regulation.
An independent governance framework, utility model and already developed technical solution provides a compelling proposition for the industry to support.
As mutating variants have continued to wreak havoc globally, the evolution of digital communications tools and employee habits means that businesses are constantly playing catch-up with impending legislation. What JP Morgan’s historic fine tells us is that despite its diminishing impact, the pandemic’s grace period is over, and ‘adapting to remote work’ will no longer be deemed a valid excuse for failures in regulatory compliance.
Climate-centric innovation from global banks has been a highlight of 2021, with fintech and climate-tech fueled partnerships enabling banks to launch various green finance solutions.
Discover why resolving ESG data concerns at the root of investment operations, is critical to the future of sustainable finance.
Rotation of investor’s money flow across sectors and stocks will continue, producing winners and losers that can be captured in time only with specific analytics and relevant market intelligence.
Managing regulatory risk should be a priority for regulated firms, but how well does a board understand its obligations?
Climate-centric innovation at financial institutions has been growing at a steady pace, driven by consumer demands and trends in the macroeconomic environment surrounding climate change and the ongoing pandemic.
FINBOURNE Technology’s SaaS investment data management platform, LUSID will be adopted by LSEG – London Stock Exchange Group – wealth and investment solutions businesses as a digital data component.
