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2 weeks ago | 
dig-in.com | Claudia Cohen |Gautam Naik |Tom Février
(Bloomberg) --When Bernard Weisse first noticed a tiny crack in the outer wall of his house on the outskirts of Paris, he dismissed it as little more than a nuisance. But in the four years since, a spiderweb of fissures has spread from floor to ceiling and snaked into virtually every corner of his home. "We can hear loud cracking noises especially when it's warm outside," said the retired salesman and father of three.
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2 weeks ago | 
spokesman.com | Claudia Cohen |Gautam Naik |Tom Février
When Bernard Weisse first noticed a tiny crack in the outer wall of his house on the outskirts of Paris, he dismissed it as little more than a nuisance. But in the four years since, a spiderweb of fissures has spread from floor to ceiling and snaked into virtually every corner of his home. “We can hear loud cracking noises especially when it’s warm outside,” said the retired salesman and father of three.
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2 weeks ago | 
insurancejournal.com | Claudia Cohen |Gautam Naik |Tom Février
When Bernard Weisse first noticed a tiny crack in the outer wall of his house on the outskirts of Paris, he dismissed it as little more than a nuisance. But in the four years since, a spiderweb of fissures has spread from floor to ceiling and snaked into virtually every corner of his home. “We can hear loud cracking noises especially when it’s warm outside,” said the retired salesman and father of three.
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2 weeks ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Claudia Cohen |Gautam Naik |Tom Février
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2 weeks ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Claudia Cohen |Gautam Naik |Tom Février
When Bernard Weisse first noticed a tiny crack in the outer wall of his house on the outskirts of Paris, he dismissed it as little more than a nuisance. But in the four years since, a spiderweb of fissures has spread from floor to ceiling and snaked into virtually every corner of his home. “We can hear loud cracking noises especially when it’s warm outside,” said the retired salesman and father of three.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Claudia Cohen |Gautam Naik |Tom Février
Presles-en-Brie homeowner Bernard Weisse looks at cracks in a bedroom wall of his village home on the outskirts of Paris on June 2. (Bloomberg) -- When Bernard Weisse first noticed a tiny crack in the outer wall of his house on the outskirts of Paris, he dismissed it as little more than a nuisance. But in the four years since, a spiderweb of fissures has spread from floor to ceiling and snaked into virtually every corner of his home.
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2 weeks ago | 
financialpost.com | Gautam Naik
Tom Steyer’s asset management firm has completed its biggest real estate deal to date, as the billionaire investor pursues a strategy of improving the energy efficiency of buildings in order to resell them at a premium. Article content(Bloomberg) — Tom Steyer’s asset management firm has completed its biggest real estate deal to date, as the billionaire investor pursues a strategy of improving the energy efficiency of buildings in order to resell them at a premium.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Gautam Naik
Tom Steyer(Bloomberg) -- Tom Steyer’s multi-strategy asset management firm has completed its biggest real estate deal to date, as the billionaire investor pursues a strategy of improving the energy efficiency of buildings in order to resell them at a premium. The latest deal brings Galvanize Climate Solutions LLC roughly 20% of the way toward its total commercial real estate investment target of $1.85 billion, according to Joe Sumberg, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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3 weeks ago | 
financialpost.com | Stephan Kahl |Gautam Naik
Article content(Bloomberg) — Allianz Global Investors expects some of its ESG funds to start adding defense holdings in the coming months, as the money manager updates prospectuses to match the political mood in Europe. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
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3 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Stephan Kahl |Gautam Naik
A logo above the Allianz SE office building in Prague, Czech Republic, on Monday, Aug. 26, 2024. Prague, Lisbon, Barcelona, Madrid and the City of London all reported take-up over the five-year average in the first half. Photographer: Milan Jaros/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Allianz Global Investors expects some of its ESG funds to start adding defense holdings in the coming months, as the money manager updates prospectuses to match the political mood in Europe.
