In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impacts of their research:

Europe's Offices Eye Same Fate as NYC If Values Drop, Rates Rise -- Sue Munden sees the potential for widespread distress to loans financing major European city offices.

When Picking Stocks, ESG Funds Put 'E' First, Pass on S & G Risk -- Shaheen Contractor says environmental factors play the biggest role in US ESG fund stock selection.

Small Caps Have Valuation Advantage, But Waiting on a Catalyst -- Michael Casper says while the Russell 2000 remains cheap relative to the S&P 500, there's more to the story.

WWE, UFC Flex Combat-Sports Media Muscle With $21 Billion ‘TKO -- Geetha Ranganathan explains how the new colossus is ready to rumble.

Mortgage-Pool Values Divided by Geographic Housing Disparities -- Erica Adelberg says the disparities could add incremental value through non-traditional selections.

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