Jeremy Gordon is an investment editor at JD Supra. He specializes in finance and financial markets, with a focus on investment, commodities and futures, and the intersection of security and law enforcement. His work has been featured in prominent publications including The New York Times, The Guardian, The Atlantic, and GQ Magazine.
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Jeremy Gordon's coverage spans various aspects of business, finance, and investment. He regularly covers stock market movements, investment analysis, and private sector announcements. He also touches on the music industry occasionally.
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By: Sophie Downes, Jeremy Gordon
The recent uptick in funds achieving sustainability labels is a step in the right direction, but ESG fund buyers said it was 'too early to say' whether the regime will take off or what the final version will look like.
Kate Morrissey will help to revamp the wealth manager's investment proposition after 23 years at HSBC.
Vinay Agarwal departs FSSA Investment Managers by mutual agreement after 13 years.
The fund transaction network's data suggests that British investors have quickly returned to the market after dropping out over tax rise fears.
TT International launches two emerging market debt funds for the team headed by Jean-Charles Sambor.
The trust’s shares soften 1% as the board announces Artemis’ surprise appointment, persuaded by lower fees, a strong track record and the promise of significant skin in the game.
By: Jeremy Gordon
Consultation paper on a set of rules replacing EU’s former regulation has been met with mixed response.
Founder’s latest sale comes on the back of a 45%-plus return this year and platform’s recently announced share buyback programme.
It’s not all about Saba, with the week bringing big rallies for several property trusts and a complex Goldman Sachs vehicle.
Boaz Weinstein's firm has fallen short in its initial attempt to oust Herald's board and take over the £1.2bn technology fund.
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