The latter half of week one at COP26 focused on the finance industry’s role in reducing emissions, including potential impending reporting and regulatory requirements.
COP26: “Finance Day” commitments amid greenwashing backlash
Cybersecurity: building a safer online world
Data security is a large and impactful social issue. The Global Technology Leaders Team examines the rising threat landscape and the cybersecurity industry’s solutions to this global challenge.
Research in Action Podcast: Investing in the renewable revolution
In a new podcast series from Janus Henderson, Research in Action, Director of Research Matt Peron explains the magnitude of the energy transition now taking place in the economy and what investors should consider as the switch to renewables unfolds.
Tool: college planning
A 401(k) participant’s guide to buying bonds (PDF)
Emerging markets now fertile ground for innovation
While the pandemic has increased near-term risk, the rise of innovative and value-added industries should place the future trajectory of emerging markets on more stable footing, Daniel Graña and Matt Culley argue.
Tapering Without the Tantrum
Why the Fed tapering its MBS purchases should go smoother than last time.
Global Dividend Cover Report 2021
For portfolio managers, investors and businesses alike, the experiences of 2020 will prove difficult to erase from memory. The latest edition of the Henderson International Income Global Dividend Cover Report takes a look at how profits and dividends fared during the pandemic, and how this impacted the global dividend cover. The report also provides an insight into how Ben Lofthouse, Portfolio Manager of Henderson International Income Trust, identifies yield traps and touches on the outlook for profits, dividend, and dividend cover.
Simon Hillenbrand
Simon Hillenbrand is Head of UK Retail at Janus Henderson Investors, a position he has held since 2009.
UK MPC inaction risks sterling inflation boost
The MPC’s communications shambles is of less concern than its continued neglect of monetary trends in setting policy, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.