In this Green Dream episiode, Charlie Thomas, CIO and fund manager at EdenTree Investment Management, discusses green investing during US elections, why M&A activity is picking up and how the visa has run out for green tourists. Thomas also urges investors to take a step back and look at the back picture, rather than focusing on short-term noise, and shares his…
Green Dream with EdenTree’s Thomas: The visa has run out for green tourists
In this Green Dream episiode, Charlie Thomas, CIO and fund manager at EdenTree Investment Management, discusses green investing during US elections, why M&A activity is picking up and how the visa has run out for green tourists. Thomas also urges investors to take a step back and look at the back picture, rather than focusing on short-term noise, and shares his…
Green Dream with EdenTree’s Thomas: The visa has run out for green tourists
In this Green Dream episiode, Charlie Thomas, CIO and fund manager at EdenTree Investment Management, discusses green investing during US elections, why M&A activity is picking up and how the visa has run out for green tourists. Thomas also urges investors to take a step back and look at the back picture, rather than focusing on short-term noise, and shares his…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
From polycrisis to ‘hypercrisis’: Why boards must lead with resilience
A few years ago at Davos, the term polycrisis entered the global lexicon, describing a world where multiple crises interact in unpredictable and complex ways. Today, we’re witnessing something even more intense: a shift from polycrisis to ‘hypercrisis’, where these crises don’t just intersect, they accelerate one another, creating cascading effects that are increasingly difficult for companies and investors to anticipate or…