Podcasts about vikram aggarwal

Die Themen im heutigen Versicherungsfunk Update sind: Guido Schaefers verlässt den Provinzial Konzern Guido Schaefers, Vorstand für das Lebensversicherungsgeschäft, wird den Provinzial Konzern nach 14 Jahren im Vorstand aus persönlichen Gründen verlassen. Die Aufsichtsräte haben seinem Wunsch entsprochen und die Aufhebung der Vorstandsverträge beschlossen. Bis eine Nachfolge geregelt ist, übernimmt Finanzvorstand Dr. Ulrich Scholten vorübergehend die Leitung des Ressorts. EU-Kommission setzt FIDA-Verordnung wieder auf die Agenda Die Financial Data Access (FIDA)-Verordnung bleibt weiterhin Teil des Arbeitsprogramms der EU-Kommission. Nachdem ein erster Entwurf vermuten ließ, dass die Verordnung gestrichen wurde, zeigt das finale Dokument nun FIDA als „pending proposal“. Der AfW Bundesverband Finanzdienstleistung begrüßt diese Entscheidung und betont die Bedeutung eines geregelten Zugangs zu Finanzdaten für einen fairen Wettbewerb. AfW-Vorstand Norman Wirth fordert eine praxisnahe und unbürokratische Umsetzung der Verordnung. Allianz und Great Lakes Insurance an Absicherung von US-LNG-Terminal beteiligt Die Allianz und die Munich-Re-Tochter Great Lakes Insurance sind an der Absicherung des Flüssigerdgasterminals Calcasieu Pass (CP1) an der US-Golfküste beteiligt. Dies geht aus einem Versicherungszertifikat hervor, das die Umweltorganisation Rainforest Action Network (RAN) durch eine Informationsfreiheits-Anfrage in den USA erhalten hat. Franklin Templeton stärkt Vertrieb im Versicherungsbereich mit Alexandre Mincier Franklin Templeton1 gab bekannt, dass Alexandre Mincier als Head of Insurance EMEA zum Unternehmen dazugestoßen ist. Mincier hat seinen Sitz in London und berichtet an Matthew Williams, Head of Institutional, EMEA. Mincier kommt von Eurazeo zu Franklin Templeton, wo er seit 2022 Leiter des Bereichs Strategic Insurance war. Zuvor war er als Global Head of Insurance Asset Management bei Invesco, Global CIO bei HSBC Insurance tätig und hatte verschiedene leitende Positionen bei der AXA Group und der DEXIA Investment Bank inne. Jupiter legt ersten 'aktiven ETF' auf Jupiter Asset Management erweitert sein Angebot um den Jupiter Global Government Bond Active UCITS ETF (GOVE) – den ersten börsengehandelten Fonds (ETF) der Gruppe, in Kooperation mit HANetf. Der aktiv gemanagte ETF zielt darauf ab, traditionelle Staatsanleihen-Investments zu übertreffen. Dazu investiert er global in Anleihen aus Industrie- und Schwellenländern mit geringer Korrelation zu Aktien und anderen Risikoanlagen. Verwaltet wird der Fonds von Vikram Aggarwal, der seit 2013 bei Jupiter tätig ist. Die Anlagestrategie basiert auf der Identifizierung von Marktfehlbewertungen, indem wirtschaftliche Erwartungen mit realen Daten abgeglichen werden. Deutsche Arbeitnehmer fühlen sich unzureichend auf Cyberrisiken vorbereitet Eine neue Umfrage von Sharp Europe zeigt, dass deutsche Arbeitnehmer erhebliche Bedenken hinsichtlich der Cybersicherheit am Arbeitsplatz haben. 74 % der Befragten fühlen sich nicht in der Lage, Cyberbedrohungen zu erkennen und zu stoppen. Besonders der zunehmende Einsatz von Künstlicher Intelligenz (KI) sorgt für Unsicherheit: 42 % sehen KI als wachsende Bedrohung, während 39 % befürchten, Cyberangriffe künftig schwerer identifizieren zu können. Zudem gaben 42 % an, in den letzten zwei Jahren keine Schulung zu IT-Sicherheit erhalten zu haben.

Join hosts Matt and Konch on the Dakota Fundraising News Podcast as they explore significant job changes and strategic developments . This episode features Vikram Aggarwal's new role at Abu Dhabi Investment Council, Barinder Mann's transition to Eckler, and Brian Fernandez's appointment as President at Larson Financial. Dive into M&A activity with insights on Wealthspire Advisors' acquisition of Walden Wealth Partners and AlTi Global's purchase of Envoi, LLC. The episode also covers important institutional movements such as the Park Employees Annuity & Benefit Board of Chicago's international equity RFP and major commitments by two of Los Angeles' major pension systems.

Vikram Aggarwal is an Investment Manager in the Fixed Income team at Jupiter Asset Management, focusing on sovereign and emerging market debt. He is the lead investment manager of Jupiter's sovereign bond mandate. In this episode he joins host Rizwan Mahmood to discuss his views on the army and signs of structural reform in Egypt, how to navigate possible escalations in China/Taiwan as an investor, and his highest conviction ideas across credit, rates, and FX. For more emerging and frontier market content, make sure to follow The Emerging Markets Podcast by Tellimer. The Emerging Markets Podcast dives into a range of topics in the emerging and frontier market world including investment themes, debt restructuring, elections, and geopolitical tensions. This podcast is provided for information purposes and represents the personal opinions of the speakers. It is not an offer or solicitation for investment in any securities, nor should it be regarded as investment advice. Tellimer Limited does not offer or provide personal advice and no mention of a particular security in this podcast constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell or hold that or any security, portfolio of securities, or enter any transaction or investment strategy. Nor is any such mention an indication that any investment is suitable for any specific person.

https://www.energysage.com/In this episode, Max and Henry speak with Vikram Aggarwal, founder and CEO of EnergySage, an online marketplace committed to helping every day consumers along their journey of shopping for solar power, home batteries, and other renewable energy solutions. Tune in to hear Vikram talk about why he started EnergySage, the Inflation Reduction Act, the benefits of community solar, and much more!This episode was mixed and produced by Daniel Reza

Rooftop solar growth is staggering. Why are so many going solar? Bill Nussey catches up with Vikram Aggarwal, Founder and CEO of EnergySage, the most popular web-based, solar marketplace and #1 source on solar information in the US for solar buyers. Vikram shares the personal story behind founding Energy Sage and the unique insights gained into the solar marketplace. Choosing the right equipment, financing, and installers are key areas to focus on. Considering solar or just interested? Listen in.

Vikram Aggarwal, MD, discusses how the Northwestern Medicine Home Hemodialysis program has expanded in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Aggarwal describes the training program their team quickly activated, benefits of home hemodialysis, as well as a particularly complex case that required a rapid shift to home hemodialysis at the onset of the pandemic.Related: Aggarwal shares details of a patient who survived three heart transplants, multiple near-fatal infections, and a failed kidney transplant and then found herself also having to confront COVID-19. "This is one of the most challenging cases of home dialysis training I have seen in my 15 years of practice," says Aggarwal. Read more.

Today we enjoy a conversation with  Vikram Aggarwal, the CEO and Founder of EnergySage, the leading online marketplace for solar energy systems in the U.S., sometimes referred to as “the Expedia of solar". Vikram founded EnergySage after more than fifteen years with a major global financial services leader, specializing in private equity investing and strategy consulting. Gain access to all the show notes & resources from this episode here You can connect w/host, Nico Johnson, on Twitter, LinkedIn or email Thanks a ton to our podcast sponsors for continuing to help make this content FREE to You! Please check them out and let me know what you think!

Today we enjoy a conversation with  Vikram Aggarwal, the CEO and Founder of EnergySage, the leading online marketplace for solar energy systems in the U.S., sometimes referred to as “the Expedia of solar". Vikram founded EnergySage after more than fifteen years with a major global financial services leader, specializing in private equity investing and strategy consulting. Gain access to all the show notes & resources from this episode here You can connect w/host, Nico Johnson, on Twitter, LinkedIn or email Thanks a ton to our podcast sponsors for continuing to help make this content FREE to You! Please check them out and let me know what you think!

Vikram Aggarwal, founder and CEO of home solar comparison-shipping service EnergySage.com, talks with Earth911 about the costs of, and incentives available for, solar installations. The company, which provide free solar product comparisons and on-call expertise, has helped homeowners in more than 30 states get their houses off the traditional power grid. Aggarwal explains the many factors that contribute to decisions about which solar products to buy, as well as how long it typically takes to recoup the investment. We talk tech, policy, and the rapid adoption of alternative power by American homeowners. You'll learn where to start and how to get the biggest solar jolt for your buck.

Vikram Aggarwal, founder and CEO of home solar comparison-shipping service EnergySage.com, talks with Earth911 about the costs of, and incentives available for, solar installations. The company, which provide free solar product comparisons and on-call expertise, has helped homeowners in more than 30 states get their houses off the traditional power grid. Aggarwal explains the many factors that contribute to decisions about which solar products to buy, as well as how long it typically takes to recoup the investment. We talk tech, policy, and the rapid adoption of alternative power by American homeowners. You'll learn where to start and how to get the biggest solar jolt for your buck.

How are residential customers shopping for solar?This week, Stephen shares his solar experience. He'll explain how and why he made his decision — and what it tells us about the way people look for solar offerings today.Brian Sadler, the VP of project development at Revolusun, describes the residential solar sales cycle.Vikram Aggarwal, the CEO of EnergySage, talks about how installers can better serve the solar window shopper.Josh Garrett, an account director at Antenna Group, shares his bad experience with community solar.Kiran Bhatraju, the CEO of Arcadia Power, explains the residential “energy concierge” concept for community solar, wind RECs, smart home devices and other services.Recommended reading:Vikram Aggarwal's column at GTM: It's Time for the Solar Industry to Embrace Window ShoppersJosh Garrett's colum at GTM: My Experience With Community Solar: Excessively Complicated and FrustratingGTM: Shopping for Community Solar? Contract Terms Are Getting FriendlierSupport for this podcast comes from Wunder Capital. Wunder Capital is the leading commercial solar financing company in the United States. Click here to find out how Wunder Capital can help you finance your next commercial solar project.We're also supported by Shoals Technologies Group, the gold standard for solar and storage balance-of-systems solutions. Learn more about how Shoals can make your project operate at the highest level.Subscribe to The Interchange podcast via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you find your audio content. Or integrate our RSS feed into the app of your choice.

Even as solar goes mainstream, it's tough for consumers to tell which installer, which panels, and which financing are right for them. It's a gap that Vikram Aggarwal says could hold back steep growth potential for rooftop solar. And it's one he's trying to fix through his online solar shopping platform, EnergySage.

The combination of falling prices and rising interest put rooftop solar on a strong trajectory. But even as solar goes mainstream, it’s tough for consumers to tell which installer, which panels, and which financing is right for them. There has been little transparency in solar pricing, and consumers without technical expertise have a tough time shopping around. It’s a barrier to widespread solar adoption that gnaws at Vikram Aggarwal, and one he’s trying to fix through his online solar-shopping platform, EnergySage. “The solar economics are so good that if you are a business owner today in America and you are not looking at solar, you are leaving good money on the table,” Aggarwal said. “In a number of states, if you’re a homeowner and you’re not considering solar, you are again leaving good money on the table.”  … Read More

So you want to install solar panels on your house or business. How do you choose which ones to buy? Do you lease them or purchase them outright? Do you want the “Cadillac” model or the “Camry” model? Wouldn’t it be helpful if somebody else did all your research for you and tell you which companies best matched your needs? Meet Vikram Aggarwal (Founder/CEO) and Kimberly Le (Network Partnerships Manager) of EnergySage. They’re here to help consumers navigate the solar market and gain a thorough understanding of the parameters that effect their solar panel purchases. Visit their website at https://www.energysage.com/ to learn about the solar market or check out their solar calculator! Twitter: @EnergySage

With over 1 million residential solar systems in the U.S., photovoltaics are entering mainstream. But how do installers sell the next 10 million systems while giving consumers a good experience? This week, we're talking about what consumers are looking for when solar shopping. We'll talk with Vikram Aggarwal, the CEO of EnergySage, about the company's latest Solar Market Intel report that tracks buying habits and sales tactics. We'll explore the trends covered in the report. Then, we discuss South Australia’s state-wide blackout. Was wind power to blame? And finally, New York City’s solar market is taking off. Now it wants to do the same for storage. How did the city turn its solar market around so quickly? This podcast is sponsored by Mission Solar Energy, a producer of American-made solar cells and modules: http://www.missionsolar.com/

Vikram Aggarwal is the founder and CEO of EnergySage, the online solar marketplace. EnergySage simplifies the process of researching and shopping for solar, making the experience as easy as booking a flight online By introducing price transparency across suppliers and enabling apples-to-apples comparisons of solar systems, pre-screened installers and financing options, EnergySage is demystifying prices and shortening the buyer’s information-gathering phase. As a result, consumers are empowered to make quicker, more informed purchasing decisions about solar panels that specifically meet their individual needs, while also saving as much as 20% on the cost of their systems. Vikram founded EnergySage after more than fifteen years with a major global financial services leader, specializing in private equity investing and strategy consulting – because he recognized that solar panels were not only great for the environment, but also a low volatility, low risk financial product that could enable businesses and homeowners to save on their monthly energy bills as well as generate income over time. Vikram holds master’s degree in business administration and is a CFA charter holder.