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William Sokol, VanEck Vectors Product Manager, shares his views on green bonds in Asset TV's recent video, Responsible Investing Masterclass.
“Switching costs” can build powerful moats that make it difficult and expensive for loyal customers to change brands.
Part 3 in our series looks at possible drivers to action and incentives to ensure that municipalities address cybersecurity issues.
International moat companies continued their summer strength, while U.S. moats got a case of the summer doldrums.
While green bonds are similar to conventional bonds in terms of traditional performance drivers, investors get the added benefit of a green “bonus”.
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