Welcome back to our Climate Week series! No Poverty, Zero Hunger, and Clean Water & Sanitation are deeply interconnected, each reinforcing the other to create a foundation for a healthier, more equitable world. Eradicating poverty is essential for ensuring that everyone has access to sufficient, nutritious food and clean water and sanitation. These goals collectively address the basic needs that underpin human dignity and economic stability.
As we close out this final edition of our Climate Week series, I want to take a moment to thank each of you who’ve journeyed with us through every article. Your engagement and dedication have been incredible, and together we’ve explored some of the most important intersections between finance and sustainability.
Welcome to the third chapter of our Climate Week journey, where the fates of health, energy, and climate are intertwined in a story that shapes our future. Good health and well-being is dependent on access to affordable and clean energy, which is threatened by climate change. By investing in renewable energy infrastructure, supporting energy-efficient technologies, and promoting sustainable healthcare practices, financial institutions can contribute to achieving all three SDGs. This not only benefits society as a whole but also presents significant investment opportunities.
In our recent Fund Selector Masterclass, leading experts in the field of Asian equities shared their thoughts on the challenges and opportunities in this dynamic market. Mark Preskett, CFA (Morningstar), David Perrett (M&G Investments),
The UK's approach to artificial intelligence is anchored in its National AI Strategy, a framework that acknowledges the power of private sector innovation while setting essential guidelines for regulation, research, and economic contribution. Simon French, Chief Economist and Head of Research at Panmure Liberum, explains that while the strategy does not lay out project-specific initiatives, this is by design — to allow innovation to flourish organically outside of government control.
March Benchmark Report: Private Equity Dominates Viewer InterestAsset TV March Benchmark Report offers exclusive insights into video performance, viewer engagement, and the topics that are capturing the industry's attention.👉 Click here to view the full report
London Tech Week 2025 delivered more than just polite soundbites; it offered a glimpse into how Britain plans to stake its claim in the global AI race.
Speaking exclusively on Asset TV’s Sustainable Investing Hub, Stephanie Maier, Global Head of Sustainability at FTSE Russell, discussed her role, the evolving quality of ESG data, and investor trends in sustainable investing.Maier described her role at FTSE Russell as overseeing the full product range for sustainable indexes and solutions, including climate and thematic products across asset classes. Emphasizing her work with clients, she noted the importance of evolving these sustainable investment solutions to meet growing investor needs.
The latest Asset TV Benchmark Report for February 2025 is out, and the big headline is clear: Artificial Intelligence (AI) was the most-watched topic of the month.
Asset TV’s latest Benchmark Report for January is here, offering valuable insights into video performance, viewer engagement, and industry trends. Last month’s findings reveal key shifts in audience interest, with Private Equity emerging as the most-watched topic for the first time.Read the full report HERE
As the curtains closed on 2024, Asset TV has released its December Benchmark Report, providing a comprehensive analysis of the top-performing companies and topics across the platform.Read the full report.
The November 2024 UK Benchmark Report from Asset TV is here, highlighting the latest trends and movers in financial content engagement. Let’s dive into the key insights from the report and uncover what’s capturing the attention of the financial community this month.Read the full report.
As people start to enjoy pumpkin spice lattes, the air gets crisp, and the leaves turn, so do market conditions. This autumn can be a perfect time to reflect on recent trends and gear up for the year's final quarter. The September 2024 UK Benchmark Report offers fresh insights into the world of video content and actionable takeaways for anyone looking to improve their video strategy.
As the new academic year kicks off in the UK, it's a timely moment for individuals and businesses alike to reassess their plans and strategies. In a similar vein, investors should take this opportunity to review and fine-tune their portfolios based on the latest insights from the Asset TV August Benchmark Report.
