The €300 Billion Dilemma: Why Seizing Russian Assets Could Destabilize the Global Economy
Seizing €300B in Russian assets pits moral urgency against profound risks to the global economy, threatening the Euro and the principles of international finance.
The City’s Crocodile Tears: Are Finance Recruitment Woes a Myth?
The City of London’s recruitment “blues” may be a myth. A look at the data shows a self-inflicted crisis masking deeper issues of culture and inequality.
The Ministry of Truth on Wall Street: Are Orwellian Narratives Shaping Your Portfolio?
Orwell’s ‘1984’ isn’t just a novel; it’s a playbook for understanding the manipulative language used in modern finance, economics, and investing.
The 50-Year Investment: What a Decades-Long Fight for Justice Teaches the Modern Economy
Lessons in resilience and long-term value from an unlikely source, applied to modern finance, investing, and corporate governance.
Back to the Garden: Why Tech and Finance Must Rediscover Their Purpose
The utopian promise of fintech has faced a “techlash.” This is a call for the finance and tech industries to rediscover their purpose and return to responsible innovation.
Beyond the False Choice: Why Climate Finance is the Key to Unlocking Global Economic Growth
Bill Gates’s idea that developing nations must choose between fossil fuels and climate action is a dangerous false choice. The real path to growth is through green finance.
Shutdown Averted: Decoding the Economic Fallout and What It Means for Investors
A deal ends the government shutdown, but the economic and market risks linger. Here’s what investors and business leaders need to know now.
The New Scramble for Africa: Why the US Just Dethroned China in a High-Stakes Investment Race
A major shift in global economics: The US has surpassed China as Africa’s top investor. Discover the why, the how, and what it means for the future.
The Ultimate Illiquid Asset: Deconstructing the ROI of a £100,000 ‘Gentleman Tutor’ for a Baby
A £100k tutor for a baby? We deconstruct this extreme spending as a high-risk, long-term human capital investment through the lens of finance and economics.
The Great Disconnect: Analyzing Market Euphoria Amidst Political Turmoil in Trump’s First Year
A deep dive into 2017, exploring the paradox of low presidential approval ratings alongside a booming stock market and a strong US economy.
AI’s Tipping Point: Why 1 in 4 UK Businesses Are Cutting Staff (And What It Means for You)
AI is set to impact junior roles in 1 in 4 large UK firms. Discover the implications of this workforce shift and how to adapt in the age of automation.
Beyond the Assembly Line: Why China’s Chip Exemption for Carmakers is a High-Stakes Move in the Global AI Race
China’s chip exemption for carmakers is more than a supply chain fix; it’s a strategic move in the global tech war with huge implications for AI and innovation.