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Sustainable Sovereigns: Integrating Sustainable Investment Analysis into Government Debt Research

Brown Advisory

We continue to explore opportunities to engage with debt management offices, other government officials and nongovernmental organizations either directly or through broader investor initiatives, such as the Emerging Markets Investor Alliance (EMIA).

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Sustainable Sovereigns: Integrating ESG Analysis into Government Debt Research

Brown Advisory

We continue to explore opportunities to engage with debt management offices, other government officials and nongovernmental organizations either directly or through broader investor initiatives, such as the Emerging Markets Investor Alliance (EMIA).

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Sustainable Sovereigns: Integrating ESG Analysis into Government Debt Research

Brown Advisory

We continue to explore opportunities to engage with debt management offices, other government officials and nongovernmental organizations either directly or through broader investor initiatives, such as the Emerging Markets Investor Alliance (EMIA).

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Sustainable Sovereigns: Integrating ESG Analysis into Government Debt Research

Brown Advisory

We continue to explore opportunities to engage with debt management offices, other government officials and non-governmental organizations either directly or through broader investor initiatives.

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Sustainable Sovereigns: Integrating ESG Analysis into Government Debt Research

Brown Advisory

Our sustainable investing philosophy and process were developed in-house and are supported by a robust team of ESG research analysts, portfolio managers and other dedicated professionals. As in other asset classes, we believe engagement can be a particularly useful tool to enhance our due diligence and promote progress on key ESG issues.

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Government Debt and Stock Returns

ClearMoney

With that caveat aside, debt/GDP over 100% hasn’t necessarily been deleterious to equity markets. Even Japan, with debt/GDP levels above 200% from 2009 to 2018, returned a positive equity premium in seven of those 10 years. General Government Debt” (indicator). United Kingdom Debt Management Office.

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Is $22 Trillion a Tipping Point?

ClearMoney

With that caveat aside, debt/GDP over 100% hasn’t necessarily been deleterious to equity markets. Even Japan, with debt/GDP levels above 200% from 2009 to 2018, returned a positive equity premium in seven of those 10 years. 3General government debt from OECD (2021). General Government Debt” (indicator).