Related Companies began as an affordable housing developer, and that commitment remains critical to its DNA. Today, the company is creating homes and communities for families across the country, including in New York City, where it’s entering the next phase of its development of Hudson Yards, rebuilding the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses in Manhattan and developing Willets Point in Queens—the city’s largest all-affordable housing project in 40 years. Together, the efforts will create over 8,000 new apartments in neighborhoods in desperate need of housing—and Related isn’t stopping there.

The outlook for hospitality is bright, with the global middle class expected to double over the next decade, and a new generation of healthier, wealthier retirees looking to explore the world. With more than 6,600 properties in its portfolio—and more than 2,200 on the way—IHG Hotels & Resorts has built a strategy for global expansion designed to capture the strong momentum of the industry while delivering the best experiences for guests, and creating even greater value for its investors and hotel owners. Learn more at IHGplc.com

Managing the assets of millions of individual investors is something Invesco CEO Andrew Schlossberg and his 8,500 colleagues across the world take very seriously. Invesco is constantly innovating to help their individual investor and institutional investor clients. What's especially exciting for Schlossberg is helping individual investors access new opportunities in private markets, where Invesco already manages around $130 billion in assets for institutions.

Over the past two decades, HealthEquity has grown from a small startup to a team of over 3,000, working with more than 100,000 employers across the US to help their employees build up savings for healthcare expenses. Now, the company is working to help more Americans through its support of the HOPE Act—a bipartisan bill in Congress that HealthEquity believes could allow millions more families to have a health savings account and receive more preventive care, while bending the cost curve for employers paying into their health plans.

Franklin Templeton was one of the first innovators democratizing the investment space, providing everyday investors with access to the market via mutual funds. Today, the 75-year-old institution is leveraging innovations in digital ledger technology and blockchain to democratize private markets and alternatives, helping people in over 160 countries achieve the most important financial milestones of their lives.

When Wells Fargo set out to rebuild its property at 3030 Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis—it did so with the vision to engage the local community in the development process. Twin Cities-based nonprofit Project for Pride in Living (PPL) answered the call to action. Now, PPL and Wells Fargo are partnering to create Opportunity Crossing, and to realize a shared vision for the community.

Over 100 years of history have made Ryman Hospitality Properties' Nashville assets legendary. Now, this real estate investment trust is expanding its footprint across the country, opening grand hotels and country music venues inspired by their flagship Nashville assets: the Grand Ole Opry and Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center.

Nuveen is providing investment opportunities for underserved communities and helping to provide generational investing options for diverse households.

AES sells more renewable energy to companies than any other provider in the world. Wells Fargo has raised $4 billion for it over the last nine years.

To provide more retirement investing choices for the 57 million Americans without a workplace retirement plan, iShares by BlackRock launched a suite of target-date ETFs. Wells Fargo creates and redeems shares of BlackRock ETFs.

John Bell’s team works to develop deep client relationships with some of the nation’s largest asset managers and hedge funds.

Aligned’s Delta Cube technology cools server rooms more efficiently, using less water and energy. The company was the first data center in the U.S. to complete a sustainability-linked financing, for which Wells Fargo was the joint lead underwriter.

The world's largest cruise ship port is working hard to stay ahead of climate change. Wells Fargo has raised $1.5 billion for infrastructure improvements since 2020.

The oldest Hispanic-owned investment bank is storming Wall Street’s old boys club. Wells Fargo is using Ramirez for issuing its own sustainability bonds.

Silicon carbide chips make EVs travel 5 to 15% farther than ordinary silicon chips. Wells Fargo has raised $5 billion to fund the chips that power the Jaguar TCS Racing Formula E team and the EV in your garage.

An affordable housing development in the Bronx will feature the Universal Hip Hop Museum. Wells Fargo invested $250 million of debt and equity.

The largest privately held packaging company in North America encourages its clients to use less packaging. Wells Fargo advises it on developments in the industry.

Manhattan’s One Vanderbilt office tower – taller than the Empire State Building – is a physical reminder of New York’s resiliency. Wells Fargo led the largest green bond offering of all time backed by the building, which is full of sustainable features.