Simon Hoyle, Author at Top1000funds.com

InFocus

Why taking care of business means taking care of nature first

As universal owners, pension funds can’t diversify away from the risk that biodiversity loss poses to the companies they invest in. A global, co-ordinated effort to push for better policy settings is underway, and a growing number of investors are recognising that halting and reversing biodiversity loss is an issue that demands immediate

Simon HoyleJanuary 6, 2025

Featured Story

Navigating today’s global challenges to reimagine tomorrow’s markets

Simultaneous global challenges such as inequality, environmental degradation, financial instability and fragile supply chains are challenging contemporary capitalism’s ability to cope. MFS Investment Management president Carol Geremia says it is time to consider a new approach to build resilience and ensure long-term sustainability in markets and societies.

Simon HoyleDecember 10, 2024

InFocus

Making better decisions faster: AI makes its impact felt on investing

Making more accurate predictions is the key to investing successfully. AI is a tool well suited to this task, and while it’s already proving its worth in practice and even as major pension fund investors continue to roll it out, they recommend caution and setting out clear use cases.

Simon HoyleNovember 6, 2024

FIS Stanford 2024

‘Built different builds different’: Embracing neurodiversity in investment

Embracing neurodiversity might not just be the key to unlocking collaboration, creativity and productivity in investment teams, it could also be the key to better returns, the Fiduciary Investors Symposium has heard.

Simon HoyleOctober 3, 2024

InFocus

Liquid asset: Investing in water is good for returns, good for the planet

Water is a finite and scarce commodity, and institutional asset owners have a big part to play in ensuring the long-term conservation and management of water resources – not only for their direct beneficiaries, but also for the long-term good of the planet and future generations.

Simon HoyleOctober 2, 2024

FIS Stanford 2024

AI already driving ‘biggest transformation in the economy we’ve ever seen’

The economic impact of AI can be better measured if every job is broken down into its component tasks, and the impact on each of those tasks is valued. The Fiduciary Investors Symposium heard that on this basis, we’re seeing the biggest economic transformation ever.

Simon HoyleSeptember 30, 2024

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Why taking care of business means taking care of nature first

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Navigating today’s global challenges to reimagine tomorrow’s markets

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Making better decisions faster: AI makes its impact felt on investing

FIS Stanford 2024

‘Built different builds different’: Embracing neurodiversity in investment

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Liquid asset: Investing in water is good for returns, good for the planet

FIS Stanford 2024

AI already driving ‘biggest transformation in the economy we’ve ever seen’

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