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3 weeks ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Saijel Kishan
With COP30 approaching, the political dynamic around addressing climate change is much more complicated than it was a year ago, said John Kerry, former US Secretary of State and Special Presidential Envoy for Climate. The negotiations at the upcoming climate summit in Belém, Brazil, are “going to require greater diplomatic, greater adaptability, and frankly much more nuanced cooperation than ever before,” Kerry said, speaking Wednesday at a Bloomberg Intelligence event.
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3 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Saijel Kishan
John Kerry, former Special Presidential Envoy for Climate. (Bloomberg) -- With COP30 approaching, the political dynamic around addressing climate change is much more complicated than it was a year ago, said John Kerry, former US Secretary of State and Special Presidential Envoy for Climate.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Saijel Kishan
Saijel Kishan recently joined Bloomberg News’ Equality team. She previously reported on the rise and fall of ESG, as well as the hedge fund industry and the energy and commodities markets. You can subscribe here, and share feedback with her here. Hello, and welcome back to the Equality newsletter.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Swati Gupta |Saijel Kishan |Kelsey Butler
Mokhasan doesn’t fit the mold of an average village in rural India. There’s a new local council building, opulent Hindu temples and paved roads. The primary school recently received a donation of $90,000. But despite these modern amenities, the streets are largely silent. Most houses are padlocked, their yards unkempt. Neighboring villages in the western state of Gujarat, one of India’s wealthiest, are also ghost towns, emptied of residents who migrated to countries such as the US.
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1 month ago | 
flipboard.com | Swati Gupta |Saijel Kishan |Kelsey Butler
15 hours agoIndia: Shocking fraud uncovered as man caught with 40 cloned ATM cards, used technical tricks to drain over $1186 dailyHamirpur, India - May 03, 2025 An ATM fraudster was caught in the act by local residents while attempting to manipulate the machine. As soon as they saw suspicious activity, someone stepped in and confronted him inside the kiosk. The situation escalated, and the crowd physically assaulted him before authorities were alerted.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Gautam Naik |Saijel Kishan
There’s a course-correction underway among financial firms that went all out on ESG hiring just a few years back, according to recruiters advising banks and money managers. Firms have had to acknowledge that the goal of generating the highest profits often “isn’t aligned with the social and environmental aspirations of the types of people they hired,” says Tom Strelczak, a London-based partner focused on sustainability at Madison Hunt, where he oversees the firm’s European business.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Gautam Naik |Saijel Kishan
There’s a course-correction underway among financial firms that went all out on ESG hiring just a few years back, according to recruiters advising banks and money managers. Firms have had to acknowledge that the goal of generating the highest profits often “isn’t aligned with the social and environmental aspirations of the types of people they hired,” says Tom Strelczak, a London-based partner focused on sustainability at Madison Hunt, where he oversees the firm’s European business.
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1 month ago | 
financialpost.com | Gautam Naik |Saijel Kishan
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1 month ago | 
americanbanker.com | Gautam Naik |Saijel Kishan
There's a course-correction underway among financial firms that went all out on ESG hiring just a few years back, according to recruiters advising banks and money managers. Firms have had to acknowledge that the goal of generating the highest profits often "isn't aligned with the social and environmental aspirations of the types of people they hired," says Tom Strelczak, a London-based partner focused on sustainability at Madison Hunt, where he oversees the firm's European business.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Gautam Naik |Saijel Kishan
Pedestrians outside of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, US, on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025. Ever since the global financial crisis, in an attempt to align pay to shareholder returns, banks have relied more heavily on restricted stock units when they’re handing out bonuses.
