Brown Advisory
FEBRUARY 14, 2023
For a corporation, human capital is crucial to its ability to innovate and to mitigate against operational disruptions, just as it is key to a country’s ability to grow and develop economically. We evaluate each sovereign on key ESG factors that we believe can affect political stability, promote economic growth and drive progress on the U.N.
Brown Advisory
FEBRUARY 14, 2023
For a corporation, human capital is crucial to its ability to innovate and to mitigate against operational disruptions, just as it is key to a country’s ability to grow and develop economically. We evaluate each sovereign on key ESG factors that we believe can affect political stability, promote economic growth and drive progress on the U.N.
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Brown Advisory
FEBRUARY 14, 2023
For a corporation, human capital is crucial to its ability to innovate and to mitigate against operational disruptions, just as it is key to a country’s ability to grow and develop economically. The breadth required for analysis of sovereigns is challenging.
Brown Advisory
OCTOBER 22, 2021
For a corporation, human capital is crucial to its ability to innovate and to mitigate against operational disruptions, just as it is key to a country’s ability to grow and develop economically. We evaluate each sovereign on key ESG factors that we believe can affect political stability, promote economic growth and drive progress on the U.N.
Brown Advisory
OCTOBER 22, 2021
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. ESG risks and sustainable opportunities ultimately have an impact on a country’s potential for economic growth and political stability.
ClearMoney
DECEMBER 5, 2021
Exhibit 1 shows that roughly half the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) member countries have general government debt-to-gross domestic product2 (debt/GDP) ratios above 70%, with 10 countries—including the US, Japan, and the United Kingdom (UK)—exceeding 100%. Review of Finance 22, no. Crowding Out.”
ClearMoney
DECEMBER 5, 2021
Exhibit 1 shows that roughly half the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) member countries have general government debt-to-gross domestic product2 (debt/GDP) ratios above 70%, with 10 countries—including the US, Japan, and the United Kingdom (UK)—exceeding 100%. 3General government debt from OECD (2021).
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