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In routine communications with Akamai in 2015, Brown Advisory portfoliomanagers inquired whether the company planned to transition to renewable energy sources. SIBs are not backed by tax revenue or the creditworthiness of the issuer. But investors can sometimes influence a company just by posing thoughtful questions.
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