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    Larry Linden

    former General Partner and Managing Director at Goldman Sachs with a distinguished background in technology sector advisory and environmental finance. He previously covered major technology corporations during his tenure at consulting firm McKinsey and at GHI

    Larry Linden is a former General Partner and Managing Director at Goldman Sachs with a distinguished background in technology sector advisory and environmental finance. He previously covered major technology corporations during his tenure at consulting firm McKinsey and at Goldman Sachs, but now leads large-scale conservation finance initiatives through the Linden Trust for Conservation, which has mobilized over $215 million for global environmental projects. Linden began his career as a White House staffer on science and technology policy, working in the Carter administration, and later served at McKinsey before his 25-year stint at Goldman Sachs. He holds advanced degrees from MIT, is recognized for his board leadership at major conservation organizations, and possesses deep expertise in both economic and environmental impact analysis, though there is no public record of FINRA registration or securities licenses.

    Larry Linden's questions to Greystone Housing Impact Investors (GHI) leadership

    Larry Linden's questions to Greystone Housing Impact Investors (GHI) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    An investor expressed significant concern about the stock's sharp decline in value over the past one to five years, asking for a clear explanation for the drop and its potential impact on future dividends.

    Answer

    The executive stated he cannot explain day-to-day market price movements but emphasized that the company's core investment strategy has remained consistent. He clarified that dividend decisions are based on cash available for distribution (CAD), not the stock price. He attributed the market's re-rating of the stock over the past five years primarily to the significant rise in interest rates, which has increased the yield required by investors for income-oriented stocks.

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