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Below are recent news articles that feature Breckinridge perspectives and quotes from our experts.
For media inquiries, please contact Kristin Wetherbee at kwetherbee@breckinridge.com or (617) 443-1120.
November 2, 2018 – Co-head of research, Adam Stern, comments on why municipalities that are susceptible to climate risk are not seeing downgrades from rating agencies. Read more in Bloomberg.
Co-head of research, Adam Stern, spoke with the New Haven Independent about why New Haven may be refinancing their debt refinancing and what that could mean for the city.
Inside Climate News covered a new study from the Union of Concerned Scientists that uses real estate data to assess flood risk. Analyst Andrew Teras is quoted on how property values and in turn credit quality could be impacted by these risks.
The Bond Buyer features the new software application by Four Twenty Seven that models climate risk for cities and counties. Breckinridge, also quoted in the article, licensed the data to use as another factor to help compare and evaluate climate exposure in our investment universe.
Director of Sustainability, Tim Coffin, spoke with a student reporter at Northwestern’s Medill Reports about the evolution of sustainable investing and what it means for investors.
Co-head of research, Adam Stern, was quoted in a New York Times article on the rising attractiveness of municipal bonds post tax reform.
Breckinridge analyst, Andrew Teras, spoke with Living on Earth on the credit risks posed by climate change and what rating agencies and cities can do to address these risks.
