Investing for Impact: What’s the Endgame?
By Garvin Jabusch, CIO
It seems simple: invest for capital preservation and growth, and also to have impact on an issue you care about. But in practice, [...]
Next Economics and the Climate Crisis
Next EconomicsTM refers to Green Alpha Advisors’ investment philosophy. It is the analysis of the pathway from the destructive legacy of a fossil [...]
Big Oil’s Bad Day in the Context of Portfolio Management
By: Garvin Jabusch
I was impressed this week by Graham Sinclair's thoughtful piece “Why 26 May 2021 Matters,” looking at “Big Oil’s Bad, Bad Day” [...]
This is How We Outcompete China
By Garvin Jabusch
China today is embarked on a program of standardizing and homogenizing its population (often by large-scale incarceration), to fit within [...]
Green Alpha is Hiring: Operations & Finance Manager
Green Alpha Advisors is an asset management firm located in Niwot, Colorado. We serve individual clients, wealth advisors, family offices, and large [...]
Why Investing in Solutions to the Climate Crisis is the Ultimate Gender-lens Strategy, Part 1
Even the "S" in ESG comes down to an "E"
By Betsy Moszeter
There is a widespread, persistent myth in investing circles that investing in solutions to [...]
Green Alpha’s Social Index Portfolio Demonstrates that More Substantial Inclusivity and Equity Criteria Outperforms Less Stringent Criteria
The Social Index portfolio employs uniquely rigorous gender-lens, diversity, and other social inclusion criteria to maximize the potential of materially [...]
Systemic Risks & Economic Solutions: Water. A Green Alpha Infographic
Nothing in this infographic should be construed to be individualized investment, tax, or other financial advice. Please read important disclosures here: [...]
Systemic Risks & Economic Solutions: Human Disease Burden. A Green Alpha Infographic
Nothing in this infographic should be construed to be individualized investment, tax, or other financial advice. Please read important disclosures here: [...]
To Thrive Long Term, an Economy must be Built (or Rebuilt) on Four Pillars of Sustainability
The first half of 2020 was a unique time in the markets and in the global economy. While the economy as a whole is struggling to adapt and transition to new [...]