Global markets have seen significant volatility in 2021 driven by price inflation, expectations for interest rates, commodities shortages and covid-19 variants. An enormous amount of attention has been placed on fighting the climate crisis and how all market participants can effectively transition to net zero. Will these trends persist into next year?
Through our collaboration with TRUUD (Tackling Root causes upstream of Unhealthy Urban Development), Federated Hermes Real Estate contributed to research on the potential health benefits of urban development by providing access to two placemaking projects, Paradise Birmingham and St Mary Le Port, for trialling the Health Appraisal of Urban Systems model (HAUS)
Fund bridges the gap between the firm's global liquidity and fixed income platforms by offering investors opportunities at the shorter end of the yield curve.
Global markets have seen significant volatility in 2021 driven by price inflation, expectations for interest rates, commodities shortages and covid-19 variants. An enormous amount of attention has been placed on fighting the climate crisis and how all market participants can effectively transition to net zero. Will these trends persist into next year?
Looking into 2022 with Federated Hermes
Share:
Recent media releases
Get the latest insights straight to your inbox
Related Insights