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SPAC and ESG Fads on Collision Course With Billions at Stake

(Bloomberg) Two of the hottest equity market trends are headed for a clash as some ESG investors are having second thoughts about blank-check firms that have flooded the market.Early signs show that money managers wedded to environmental, social and governance themes are reluctant to buy into special-purpose acquisition companies before a target has been identified. That could potentially cut SPACs out of an investment class that’s on course to exceed $53 trillion by 2025, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.Sanford C. Bernstein analysts are among those questioning whether blank-check listings are a good fit for investors seeking to direct capital toward businesses and activities that support a greener and fairer society. Amundi SA, Europe’s largest asset manager, says it’s reluctant to hand over its clients’ money to third-party SPAC sponsors.“Does the prospect of buying into an acquisition vehicle before it has made its investment sit oddly, from

Digital tulip or new asset class? Bitcoin s bid to go mainstream

Digital tulip or new asset class? Bitcoin s bid to go mainstream 13 Feb, 2021 06:00 PM 9 minutes to read SpaceX owner and Tesla CEO Elon Musk at an event in Berlin on December 1, 2020. Photo / Getty SpaceX owner and Tesla CEO Elon Musk at an event in Berlin on December 1, 2020. Photo / Getty Financial Times By: Robin Wigglesworth and Eva Szalay Elon Musk is not like most multibillionaires. The first oblique hint that Tesla s eccentric chief executive was contemplating another audacious, market-shaking move came via a risqué, Yuletide social media message. Read More On December 20, Musk tweeted a cartoon image depicting himself as a devout monk trying to live a normal productive life , gazing at a woman in a provocative pose with bitcoin plastered over her posterior.

Quants With $2 Trillion Hit by Correlations at 20-Year High

Quants With $2 Trillion Hit by Correlations at 20-Year High Many quants are hoping now that as people get vaccinated and economies recover, factors will move to their own beat again and trade on the fundamental rules discovered by academics decades ago. Justina Lee | Jan 12, 2021 (Bloomberg) Stock market records are doing little to revive fortunes in factor investing, a $2 trillion corner of the quant world that dissects stocks by attributes like how cheap they look or how fast they’ve risen. The strategies are failing to live up to their diversification label in an era when recession-spurring lockdowns, rally-inducing stimulus and game-changing vaccines are all moving markets.

Economist Discusses What Would Happen if the Masses Ditch Fiat Currencies for Bitcoin

Economist Discusses What Would Happen if the Masses Ditch Fiat Currencies for Bitcoin American economist Brian Wesbury has shared his thoughts on what would happen if the masses were to ditch fiat currencies and adopt bitcoin instead. He discussed whether the government would allow it to happen and how bitcoin can become a true currency. Economist Brian Wesbury Answers Question About the Masses Ditching Fiat Currencies for Bitcoin Brian Wesbury is an economist with a focus on macroeconomics and economic forecasting. He is currently the chief economist at First Trust Advisors, a financial services firm headquartered in Wheaton, Illinois. He was asked on Fox Business News last week about what would happen “if the masses were to ditch fiat currency,” whether it will “trigger a financial collapse,” and “could bitcoin ever replace the dollar?” Wesbury began by acknowledging:

How the pandemic accelerated the crypto revolution: Mike Novogratz

How the pandemic accelerated the crypto revolution: Mike Novogratz
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