A growing number of companies are attending to ESG standards.

Job creation, fair pay, and stakeholder accountability are top demands of companies today.

Companies whose executives are more than 25% women show better ROEs than the rest of the S&P 500.

Projections for alternative (and traditional) energy sources vary greatly.

Spending on ESG data continues to increase rapidly,
as customer demand becomes more sophisticated.

Bloomberg estimates ESG assets will exceed $53 trillion globally by the 2025.

Secondary broadly syndicated loan prices have plunged during the Russia/Ukraine war.

Dropping for decades, energy’s share of the consumer wallet appears to be lifting.

Institutional investors believe that ESG factors and borrower performance work in concert.

The share of unitranche grew to over one-third of middle market financings last year.