Insights

Global sustainable debt issuance remains resilient in 2026 despite policy uncertainty and softer corporate supply.

Breckinridge’s latest Sustainable Investing Education Session explored business risks and opportunities associated with human rights policies and practices.

The voluntary insurance market and state and local governments seek to adapt and increase resiliency in the face of a changing climate.

AI-driven data center growth is increasing water demand, especially in water-stressed regions, with electricity generation driving most water use.

U.S. electricity consumption is forecasted to grow up to 25 percent by 2030, with over half of growth from data centers.

We see the Energy Supply Financing Ratio as an emerging and potentially important signal of how financial institutions are navigating the low-carbon transition.

As a city’s population increases, a municipality’s credit profile can change rapidly. Population growth is typically a favorable credit factor but can introduce challenges as well.

United Nations conferences conducted in 2024 continued to focus nations on the key sustainability risks presented by climate change and degradation of biodiversity around the world.