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KSEA (KraneShares Rockefeller Ocean Engagement ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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In a challenging market environment, diversification could prove beneficial for investors. For investors seeking overlooked equity diversification opportunities, the KraneShares Rockefeller Ocean Engagement ETF (KSEA) is worth consideration.
Waste Management ended 2024 with double digit adjusted operating EBITDA, and projected similar gains in 2025. Strategic acquisitions, rising recycling prices, and automation and technology automation resulted in significant margins in 2024.
Investors seeking equity diversification opportunities would do well to consider the KraneShares Rockefeller Ocean Engagement ETF (KSEA). The fund currently sits at the edge of strong buy territory, based on technical indicators.
Investors remain hopeful of Fed interest rate cuts this month, based on supportive economic data released Wednesday. However, further signs of economic slowing may cause investors to reconsider their existing equity portfolios, given rising risks.
KraneShares recently sat down with Rockefeller Asset Management, the Ocean Foundation, and Loblaw to discuss engagement, sustainability practices, investor benefits, and more in a webinar. Loblaw is one of the top 10 holdings within the KraneShares Rockefeller Ocean Engagement ETF (KSEA) and a driver of significant change in retail plastic use.
Investing in the U.S. ocean economy — or the “blue economy” — can be a valuable diversification option for a portfolio. The U.S. National Ocean Service estimates that the businesses dependent on the U.S. oceans contribute $282 billion in economic value.
The world's oceans, lakes, and waterways play a vital role in the health of the global economy and the Earth. As greater regulatory funding and focus turns to preserving the health of the ocean economy, investors find themselves with an opportunity to capture climate transition in an often overlooked arena.
The energy transition presents investors and those climate-aligned with a variety of opportunities to capitalize on and drive decarbonization efforts. Ocean sustainability remains a fairly overlooked category for investors despite the outsized role the world's oceans play both economically and for species survival.
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