Mihir Mehan
@mihirmehan.bsky.social
Moving investment dollars to impact at Veris Wealth Partners
MBA Berkeley Haas
Investment Banking → Philanthropy → Impact Investing.
MBA Berkeley Haas
Investment Banking → Philanthropy → Impact Investing.
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May 7, 2025 at 11:54 AM
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By kowtowing to right wing politicians, big asset managers like BlackRock have "created a risk of larger losses of contracts with climate-aware asset owners and not just in Europe." www.ft.com/content/6aae...
US asset managers’ green retreat creates opening for European rivals
On green and social issues, pension funds and insurers take a more active approach than money managers, research shows
www.ft.com
March 26, 2025 at 10:03 PM
By kowtowing to right wing politicians, big asset managers like BlackRock have "created a risk of larger losses of contracts with climate-aware asset owners and not just in Europe." www.ft.com/content/6aae...
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, launched after the 2008 crash, was looking into linkages between climate risks & the derivatives markets. Unfortunate that this effort is now shutting down just as the derivatives markets (and the planet) are heating up. home.treasury.gov/system/files...
March 1, 2025 at 4:25 PM
The Financial Stability Oversight Council, launched after the 2008 crash, was looking into linkages between climate risks & the derivatives markets. Unfortunate that this effort is now shutting down just as the derivatives markets (and the planet) are heating up. home.treasury.gov/system/files...
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@annmlipton.bsky.social on recent setbacks for corporate accountability: Delaware allows boards and management to hide their financial conflicts and other problems from shareholders, and the SEC dramatically curtails engagements by large asset managers. www.ft.com/content/85ec...
RIP American shareholder capitalism
Toto, I have a feeling we’re not in Delaware any more
www.ft.com
February 27, 2025 at 7:15 PM
@annmlipton.bsky.social on recent setbacks for corporate accountability: Delaware allows boards and management to hide their financial conflicts and other problems from shareholders, and the SEC dramatically curtails engagements by large asset managers. www.ft.com/content/85ec...
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For those not familiar with how financial markets work, US Treasuries are the ultimate safe asset, used as collateral for everything. Even a hint that some Treasuries might not be honored could bring everything to a screeching halt 1/
February 10, 2025 at 12:48 AM
For those not familiar with how financial markets work, US Treasuries are the ultimate safe asset, used as collateral for everything. Even a hint that some Treasuries might not be honored could bring everything to a screeching halt 1/
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No conflict, no interest, as the tech bros like to say.
February 6, 2025 at 5:35 AM
No conflict, no interest, as the tech bros like to say.
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I ran $100 billion in Infrastructure and IRA programs at EPA. We obligated over $70 billion onto signed awards and contracts to protect public health and the environment. All that funding is currently frozen. Here are the facts…
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January 31, 2025 at 5:37 PM
I ran $100 billion in Infrastructure and IRA programs at EPA. We obligated over $70 billion onto signed awards and contracts to protect public health and the environment. All that funding is currently frozen. Here are the facts…
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J.P. Morgan econs on Trump’s latest are “increasingly concerned that the policy mix may tilt into an unintentionally far less business-friendly stance. The sustained 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico set to start this weekend is materially different than the tariff increases built into our baseline.”
February 1, 2025 at 4:36 PM
J.P. Morgan econs on Trump’s latest are “increasingly concerned that the policy mix may tilt into an unintentionally far less business-friendly stance. The sustained 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico set to start this weekend is materially different than the tariff increases built into our baseline.”