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EnCap Flatrock Midstream Announces the Promotions of Matthew Melton and Kyle Stelma to Vice President
January 5, 2021 GMT
SAN ANTONIO (BUSINESS WIRE) Jan 5, 2021
EnCap Flatrock Midstream (“EnCap Flatrock”) is pleased to announce the promotions of Matthew R. Melton and Kyle Stelma to vice president.
EnCap Flatrock Midstream Vice President Matthew R. Melton (Photo: Business Wire)
“Since they joined EnCap Flatrock in 2017, Matt and Kyle have each demonstrated a strong work ethic and a deep understanding of our business model and goals,” said EnCap Flatrock Midstream Managing Partner and Founder Bill Waldrip. “They are very capable leaders with strong financial skill sets and a proven commitment to helping our portfolio companies succeed. We are excited to watch them continue to grow as they take on increased responsibilities.”
Biotechnology – in the spotlight thanks to Covid-19 – surpasses even digital in terms of its scope to transform this century. Much of its funding comes from private equity, where investors face ethical as well as financial dilemmas. Alex Rolandi reports.
While Goldman Sachs AM unveils five thematic investment products in Lion City
The Ninety One Global Environment Fund received approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) for sale to retail investors in the Lion City on 4 January.
Its mandate is to invest in companies which contribute to positive environmental change through sustainable decarbonisation.
“The fund favours companies operating in services, infrastructures, technologies and resources related to environmental sustainability,” said a spokesperson for the firm.
The Luxembourg-domiciled product was launched in Europe in February 2019, according to FE Fundinfo.
It has posted a cumulative return of 82.3%, compared with a 34.1% average return for its ethical fund peers and 33.8% by the MSCI ACWI, with most of the outperformance occurring since June 2020, according to FE Fundinfo data.
Market leadership may shift away from FAANG stocks in 2021, says Jim O Neil
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Chatham Housein conversation with Nikunj Dalmia of ETNOW.
It has certainly been a tumultuous year to say the least. Can we work with the assumption that the vaccines are going to work and that perhaps 2020 will be forgotten as an ugly and bad year?
Let us hope so. The key question for everything including markets for 2021 is whether vaccination is the same as vaccines. We know that there has been a number of remarkable vaccines discovered and passed the highest standards and most important regulatory environments in the world and we have news about one here in the UK which might be the most applicable for the world including India any day and the speed and easing which that can be rolled out is arguably the most important thing as we go into this new year.
Updated Jan 01, 2021 | 12:08 IST
Jim O Neill is of the strong belief that further fiscal support is likely and also expects monetary policy to stay extremely accommodative. Jim O’Neill: Developed countries monetary and fiscal policies remains generous
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Pandemic has caused remarkable rise in personal savings in US & UK
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are very volatile, won’t advise exposure
Mumbai: In a free-flowing conversation with Nikunj Dalmia of ET NOW, Jim O’Neil the former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Former UK Treasury Minister and Chair of Chatham House spoke in-depth on his view on equity markets worldwide.