Our Comment Letter to the FTC on Surveillance Pricing

Zevin Asset Management, together with Mercy Investment Services and Praxis Investment Management, with input from Open Mic has submitted a comment letter to the Federal Trade Commission calling for stronger protections against surveillance pricing. As long-term investors with holdings across retail and e-commerce companies, we have a direct stake in how companies use these tools and manage the risks they create.  

Q3 2026 Impact Update

At Zevin Asset Management, we view our fiduciary duty to our clients as inseparable from our responsibilities as global citizens. Through this quarter's update we hope to share a window into our efforts to contribute to shaping a more sustainable and just economy. From defending the shareholder proposal process to challenging surveillance pricing and the rollback of climate and workforce disclosures, this update shares how we continue to press for transparency and accountability on behalf of our clients.

The Token Economy

AI is becoming part of the everyday cost of doing business. But as usage grows, the economics behind it are changing quickly

Our Senior Equity Analyst Richard Shih, CFA, looks at the emerging “Token Economy,” why a price war may be taking shape, and what falling AI costs could mean for companies and investors.

Sell America - or Buy The Dips

What does the growing "Sell America" trade mean for investors? This month's investment update examines the geopolitical forces reshaping global capital flows, why international investors are reassessing U.S. assets, and whether today's environment calls for selling America or buying the dips.

Q2 2026 Market Outlook

The first few months of 2026 have been bumpy for global markets, driven by a complicated mix of global tensions and economic news. Adding to this are concerns about the disruptive, and in some cases existential impact of artificial intelligence on certain business models. Specifically, the introduction of new AI driven tools has led to a material decline in the stocks of many established software companies.