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Integrating governance into the investment process isn’t just about optics. Governance reviews beyond data provided by agencies and services can uncover hidden ethical or structural risks. Governance can also ensure the issuer’s interests align with those of the bondholder. And no investor wants to find out after the fact that an issuer has poor governance. The difference between a good investment and unexpected losses might come down to the issuer’s governance practices.

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