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Covid-driven biotech and healthcare run set to continue for investors with high risk tolerance

Home / Analysis / Covid-driven biotech and healthcare run set to continue for investors with high risk tolerance Covid-driven biotech and healthcare run set to continue for investors with high risk tolerance Schroder Global Healthcare and Axa Framlinton Health Care have returned 519% and 289% over the past decade The biotech and healthcare sectors have flourished during the pandemic as companies raced to develop a Covid-19 vaccine. Those already invested have reaped the rewards, but what next? Is it time to reconsider this exposure or is there more to come? Data from Grand View Research forecasts the biotech market to grow from $752.88bn in 2020 to $2.44trn by 2028. Similarly, genomics is expected to reach $62.9bn by 2028 driven by healthcare innovation and tailoring care to an individual patient, while providing more data on diseases and human genetics.

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Son of late UN Secretary General Kofi Annan highlights need for distribution of Covid-19 vaccine in Africa

Son of late UN Secretary General Kofi Annan highlights need for distribution of Covid-19 vaccine in Africa By Sameer Naik Share Johannesburg – Three years ago, Kojo Annan stood on the podium at the United Nations headquarters in New York to deliver a moving tribute to his late father. It was then that Kojo promised to follow in the footsteps of his late father , United Nations (UN) Secretary General, Kofi Annan, as a humanitarian. He said his father’s path has been made clear and he was more than willing to step into his shoes to continue with what he would have loved him to do.

Climate change creates silver lining for investors, according to World Nano Foundation

Climate change creates silver lining for investors, according to World Nano Foundation News provided by Share this article Share this article LONDON, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Saving the planet from Climate Change devastation can benefit investors as well as our future, according to a new Venture Capital (VC) trend. 2021 has already seen multiple climate-focused fund launches. London-based One Planet Capital launched a fund for green tech, fintech, and sustainability-based B2C businesses. At the same time, Hollywood Iron Man actor Robert Downey Jr has founded FootPrint Coalition Ventures to invest in high-growth, sustainability-focused companies. Climate change - Cities are the planets biggest polutors and contribute over 70% of all carbon emissions

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