Activist ESG funds – smaller firms on the radar

Activist ESG funds – smaller firms on the radar

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Greenwashing sustainability? Investors are watching

Greenwashing sustainability? Investors are watching

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Is the IPO market cooling off?

Is the IPO market cooling off?

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GameStop – a volatility case study

GameStop – a volatility case study

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Newmont’s ESG Gold good for mining

Newmont’s ESG Gold good for mining

The mining industry is shifting its focus - to adopting ESG policy targets on the road to zero emissions mines. Newmont (NYSE: NEM) announced its long-term emissions target on 16 Oct. 2020.  The largest gold miner is aiming for consistency...

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Behavioural health coding double-accounted for in US official reports

Behavioural health coding double-accounted for in US official reports

In a University of Minnesota School of Public Health (SPH) recent publication in the American Journal of Public Health, it was reported that the US federal public health expenditure has been overestimated by at least 2x. In 2019, the US...

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Competition lowers drug prices, FDA says

Competition lowers drug prices, FDA says

According to a report by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), increased generic drug entry will lead to price reductions in the market (see our table below) as well as huge savings opportunities for patients, or at least...

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Doctors may be missing illnesses because UK medical textbooks often focus on white people

Doctors may be missing illnesses because UK medical textbooks often focus on white people

Malone Mukwende, a medical student from St. George's, University of London noticed during his studies that there was a problem with Ethnic Dermatology. Mr Mukwende's observation leads us to wider questions over healthcare investment opportunities, telemedicine, remote patient monitoring,...

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Part II – How Big Oil is Trying to Win Back Investors

Part II – How Big Oil is Trying to Win Back Investors

On May 27th 2020, ExxonMobil, Chevron and BP all had their annual shareholder meetings which did not have the desired outcome. To date, Covid-19 has caused a deep collapse in the demand for oil. The breakeven oil price required to...

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Part I – Global Energy spending to fall $400bn due to coronavirus crisis

Part I – Global Energy spending to fall $400bn due to coronavirus crisis

According to a recent report published by the IEA (international Energy Agency), global energy investment is set to fall 20% to USD 400bn in 2020, which represents the biggest annual decrease ever to be reported in the industry. Global...

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