Newton Investment Management North America LLC

Double Take By BNY Investments Newton

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Stay up to date on key topics influencing the world of investing. We pair industry experts with BNY Investments Newton’s investigative research professionals to discuss top-of-mind issues shaping the economic landscape. The podcast is intended for investment professionals only and should not be construed as investment advice or a recommendation. Any stock examples discussed are given in the context of the theme being explored and the views expressed are those of the presenters at the time of recording.

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Episodes

A UK Winter of Discontent 11.10.2022 1:16:38

We examine the human and investment impacts of the looming energy crisis enveloping Europe in our latest episode of Double Take. Featuring energy specialists Arjan Geveke, Verity Davidge, Martin Young and Peter Smith.

Compliant Crypto 27.07.2022 48:39

In our latest episode of Double Take, we investigate the rapidly evolving world of crypto compliance as currencies face unprecedented downward volatility. With guests Alison Jimenez of Dynamic Securities Analytics and BNY Mellon’s Katey Neate.

Diversity and Human Capital 24.06.2022 50:23

In our latest episode of Double Take, we dive into the transforming state of diversity and disclosure at public companies and how investors can account for these changes.

The Reshoring Decision 23.05.2022 49:54

In our latest episode of Double Take, we investigate the trend of deglobalization and explore why some manufacturers are bringing operations back home.

A Nuclear Renaissance 20.04.2022 39:30

In our latest episode of Double Take, we explore the future of nuclear power generation and how this oft-maligned energy source may fit into the world’s growing effort to reduce carbon emissions and reach net zero.

Data privacy and Regulating Big Tech 07.03.2022 1:08:05

In our latest episode of Double Take, we investigate massive changes in big tech and how mega companies mine our personal data, sell advertising and raise the hackles of regulators and lawmakers around the world.