Bretton Woods anchored money to convertibility. The post-1971 system anchored it to credibility. Today, exchange rates and balance sheet policy are increasingly part of the same surface, and the bond market is where those pressures first become visible. The long end is no longer just pricing inflation. It is pricing institutional discipline.
Europe has simplified the rules. The question is whether capital will follow credibility instead of labels. A Reset in Market Signals Europe is rewriting how sustainability shows up in financial products. Article 8 and 9 labels are being retired. Three new categories take their place: Sustainable, Transition, and ESG Basics. The stated goal is clarity,
Studying both CFA and CAIA reveals how public and private markets complement each other. Learn about IRR illusions, benchmark thinking, and portfolio allocation insights from 20+ years of experience.
We rely on a layer of digital scaffolding in orbit, and that scaffolding is vulnerable to forces we barely understand and cannot predict with precision.
Just because we cannot see the risks above us does not mean they are not real.
A tip is a message of thanks. A charge is a matter of accounting. When the two become indistinguishable, the meaning collapses.
What connects a research paper on emerging market bonds to Alexandre Dumas’ masterpiece? Both emerged from the post-Napoleonic era—but only one explores what truly counts.
Turns out “what gets measured gets managed” isn’t Drucker either—and the real version warns against exactly what we’re doing with it.
Differentiating Article 8 funds from Article 8+ claims poses challenges, especially concerning their ESG commitments. The EU’s SFDR regulation provides standardized reporting via the European ESG Template (EET), simplifying data analysis. This facilitates transparency, enabling stakeholders to evaluate genuine ESG performance without sifting through extensive sustainability reports.
An AI agent navigated websites and executed tasks while I watched, frozen. The future arrived faster than expected. What happens when AI triggers more AI?
Battery storage costs have plummeted 90% since 2010. The arbitrage opportunity is staring us in the face: bank free solar at noon, sell it back at 7pm when everyone gets home and prices spike.
