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JPMAM unveils first thematic fund as part of triple sustainable launch
JPM Climate Change Solutions fund
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The funds will be available for fees between 0.7-0.75%
JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) has expanded its sustainable fund range with its first thematic offering in the UK and two further funds, Investment Week can reveal.
The JPM Climate Change Solutions fund will invest in forward-thinking companies that are developing and scaling solutions to address climate change.
Alongside its research team, the fund will utilise JPMAM s proprietary natural language processing tool ThemeBot, which will screen more than 12,000 global stocks to identify opportunities for the team to consider.
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Photo courtesy of Caspian Oyster Depot Photo courtesy of Caspian Oyster Depot JUSTIN AND SOPHIE Wright are the duo behind Caspian Oyster Depot, a pop-up fresh fish and local provision market in Bristol.
Photo courtesy of Justin and Sophie Wright
Hopefully you’ve had the pleasure of ordering and enjoying the fresh fish that’s being delivered to Bristol’s Main Street every week. Wait, what? Fresh fish in our beloved, alas land-locked, Vermont?
Yes. But there’s a catch.
Justin and Sophie Wright the married duo who opened Caspian Oyster Depot as a pop-up fish and local provisions market at Tandem in late December are going to pause their business on April 16. Why? Well, first, the couple is expecting the arrival of their baby in early May, and second, Tandem needs the space back for their busy summer season.
File photo A widow who had no close relatives was found dead at the bottom of the stairs after police forced their way into her home. Pamela Harris, 89, was due to be picked up for an appointment at an eye clinic by South Central Ambulance Service on November 18 last year, but paramedics called Thames Valley Police when they could not get an answer at her door in Widdenton View, Lane End. An inquest into Mrs Harris’s death at Buckinghamshire Coroner’s Court on Wednesday afternoon heard how PC Sophie Wright and her colleague forced entry into her house at around 1.30pm and tragically found her laying at the bottom of the stairs.