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European Union · BelémAs aid retreats and climate impacts increase, can investors step in where governments can’t? The battleground for influence just may be shifting from parliaments to portfolios. In this conversation with the Manager Partner of Women’s World Banking Asset Management Emerging Market Funds, we explore how gender-lens investing is being defined as both a moral and market imperative — and what it really takes to turn capital into climate resilience.See the Story
The MFWW Podcast Ep. 28: As Aid Fades, Can Private Capital Carry the Climate Fight?
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Finance · United StatesThe number of borrowers with excellent credit scores increased to nearly 41 percent in the third quarter, but the number of high-risk subprime borrowers was also up, credit reporting agency TransUnion reported on Nov. 3.
The number of super prime borrowers—low-risk consumers with great credit scores—increased by 3.8 percent, or approximately 16 million additional consumers, from 2019 figures, TransUnion said in its latest credit insights report.…See the Story
US Consumer Credit Profiles Diverge as Both Low- and High-Risk Borrowers Rise
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Drought · San Luis PotosíWhen a drought hit Amina’s small village in Morocco for the third consecutive year, the 33-year-old camel breeder did not wait for help. “We changed everything: feeding times, markets, even how we save,” she recalls. “The heat doesn’t stop us. We just learn faster” Amina’s determination captures the spirit of Morocco’s rural women, those who serve as the backbone of their local economies and are now under the strain of climate change. Amina is n…See the Story
