Example collocations logo

Investors in sentence

4087 examples of Investors in a sentence

Now, institutional investors with long histories of ESG investments, such as the California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS), are being joined by a growing number of their peers.
But, even without the agreement, the appeal of such investments stands: evidence indicates that integration of ESG considerations – when implemented intelligently and measured and reported transparently – could help investments outperform expectations, for both companies and investors.
Good data on ESG investment are indispensable, as they enable investors and companies to determine whether their outlays in this area will promote or impede the achievement of the SDGs.
That framework must also support the private sector and investors in their effort to combine profit maximization with the pursuit of long-term economic, social, and environmental objectives.
New ESG reporting frameworks can help to attract billions of dollars from institutional investors to support the effort to achieve the SDGs.
All stakeholders, from executives, boards, and investors to governments and civil-society organizations, should play a role in crafting a long-term, conscientious response to the issues people care about.
The weakening of World Bank safeguards might also trigger a “race to the bottom,” pitting private or state investors, new financing institutions, and a deregulated World Bank against one another, while provoking a popular backlash.
A Bumpy Ride for Emerging MarketsBERKELEY – Emerging markets have been the darlings of global investors for most of the last decade.
As the 2008 and 2011 experiences demonstrate, heightened risk aversion among global investors reduces capital flows to emerging markets, even when they are not the source of risk.
Higher long-term interest rates in the US (and expectations of further hikes) are eating into the interest-rate differentials that attracted yield-hungry investors to emerging markets from 2009 to 2012.
Once the market turbulence sparked by changes in US monetary policy subsides, they will once again become the darlings of global investors seeking returns from growth and diversification.
Given tight government-imposed limits on foreign investors’ renminbi purchases, as well as Chinese investors’ use of renminbi to invest abroad, not many observers would describe the currency as freely usable.
Investors seem to have concluded that while a populist government would pose a problem for Italy, it would not endanger the euro.
Investors were initially giddy about Trump’s promises of fiscal stimulus, deregulation of energy, health care, and financial services, and steep cuts in corporate, personal, estate, and capital-gains taxes.
It is little wonder that corporations and investors have been happy.
Yet the corporate sector’s animal spirits may soon give way to primal fear: the market rally is already running out of steam, and Trump’s honeymoon with investors might be coming to an end.
A second reason for investors to curb their enthusiasm is the specter of inflation.
But Nigeria’s mounting social and political problems reveal how violence and uncertainty in yet another major energy producer is driving foreign investors out and global oil prices up.
Over the next several years, as the traded or tradable share of the state-owned sector’s market capitalization increased from today’s low base of 10-15%, more institutional investors, such as pension funds and insurance companies, would become involved in Chinese equity trading, which is currently dominated by retail investors.
This would accelerate the development of the asset-management sector, with far-reaching benefits for savers and investors.
But this idea has created confusion among Brazil’s trading partners and investors, and does not appear to be making headway.
But for every market mispricing there is a profit opportunity: if long-term interest rates are, indeed, too low and long-term bond prices too high, investors will short long-term US bonds, park the money elsewhere, wait for bond prices to return to fundamentals, and then cover their short positions.
There is also a risk that foreign investors, who already are starting to like Mexico, might come to love it a little too much.
Once investors see that the fossil-fuel game is over, governments must let the effects of the resulting capital reallocation play out.
Longer-term trends in how a currency is used internationally – particularly as a store of value for foreign investors or central banks – are far more telling.
Small farmers, both women and men, are Africa’s biggest agricultural investors.
Finally, farmers’ organizations, which are crucial intermediaries between producers and corporate investors, must be involved in the formulation of plans and policies aimed at agricultural development.
Argentina’s hardball tactics and erratic policies did not endear it to investors.
Investors could agree to insert language into bond contracts that leaves no room for vulture funds.
They are basically what the International Capital Market Association of leading investors and issuers has now agreed to implement, subject to some additional details that need not be examined here.
BackNext