In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impact of their research:
Health Care Isn't Immune From Climate-Change Risks -- Eric Kane lays out the vulnerability of US hospital corporations to the physical effects of climate change.
Low Costs Propel Vanguard Into a Powerhouse Active Manager -- Eric Balchunas says the fund manager's low-cost approach is its source of power.
Winter Airfares See Pressure as Large Leased Fleets Stay Aloft -- George Ferguson explains why US airline winter fares are likely to remain under pressure.
High Grade Has Worst Ever Year But It's Still Not Cheap Enough -- Mahesh Bhimalingam says the bonds' fifth-worst month ever led to the worst first three quarters on record.
Large Private Credit Lenders Well Funded Even as Economy Teeters -- David Havens explains how business development companies are engineered to weather a recession.
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