Asset managers find new frontiers for growth; African banks’ environmental risk rises
Fresh off the Asset Management team’s virtual conference, Rory Callagy highlights how asset managers are finding growth – sometimes through acquisitions – in ESG, alternative investments and software solutions. Plus Antonello Aquino of the Banking team discusses the growing environmental risks African banks confront.
Moody's Talks - Focus on Finance · Antonello Aquino, Danielle Reed, Rory Callagy
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Show Notes
Fresh off the Asset Management team’s virtual conference, Rory Callagy highlights how asset managers are finding growth – sometimes through acquisitions – in ESG, alternative investments and software solutions. Plus Antonello Aquino of the Banking team discusses the growing environmental risks African banks confront.
Inside this episode:
- Rory Callagy highlights how asset managers are finding growth – sometimes through acquisitions – in ESG, alternative investments and software solutions. (begins at 2:17)
- Antonello Aquino of the Banking team discusses the growing environmental risks African banks confront. (begins at 8:11)
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