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The Safety of the System: Why the Restaurant Franchise is Hospitality’s 2026 Safe Haven
In an era of volatile supply chains
Ezio Lattanzio: Building Public-Sector Transformation With Discipline, Independence, and Purpose
In a consulting world often driven by
Leading The Next Cycle: NSE’s Trust-First Agenda For India’s Capital Markets
NSE frames its leadership agenda around a
Blackstone’s Data Centre Push: When Private Capital Opens The AI Rails To Public Investors
As the AI boom shifts from model-building
Barrow Hanley: Insights from a Global Value Investing Leader
Cory Martin, CEO of Barrow Hanley Global
Central African Republic: President Touadéra Unveils Vision for Prosperity at Chatham House
In a compelling address at London’s Chatham
Patient Capital for Industrial Growth: Inside Aurora Growth Capital’s Investment Approach
Aurora Growth Capital, formerly known as NB
EUREP Goes Global: The ECB’s Quiet Lender of Last Resort
The European Central Bank has begun onboarding non-euro-area central banks to its enhanced EUREP repo facility. For the first time,
Banco Azteca: Advancing Financial Inclusion Through Access, Education, and Trust
Banco Azteca has built a distinctive position in Mexico by serving working- and middle-class customers who have historically been overlooked
Alejandro Valenzuela: Turning Financial Access into Lasting Capability
Banco Azteca Chairman of the Board Alejandro Valenzuela believes financial inclusion must extend far beyond access to accounts and credit.
Rules over Discretion: What a Chinese-Owned Lithium Expansion Says About Argentina’s Investment Regime
A US$709m expansion of a Chinese-owned lithium project has cleared RIGI, Argentina’s incentive regime for large investments. The approval suggests
SPP AI Governance Framework: What “Human Oversight” Now Has to Mean
The Society of Pension Professionals’ new framework, Governance in the Age of AI, argues that artificial intelligence needs no new
Buying Credibility: The Hiking Cycle That Keeps Indonesia’s Convergence Funded
Three increases since May, 100 basis points in all, one of them off-cycle. Bank Indonesia has charged domestic borrowers a
Free, Capped and Contagious: Why a US Tariff Could Not Stop Pix Going Global
Brazil’s public payments rail has been named in a US Section 301 tariff action for the very design choices that
Earning Through a War: UAE Lenders Bank Records in a Quarter of Conflict
UAE lenders posted record first-half profits through a quarter of regional war, Hormuz shipping disruption and rate uncertainty. At bank
The Two-Tier Tariff: Washington Prices Labour Standards into Trade
The Section 301 action that took effect on 24 July prices a social standard into trade policy for the first
The IMF’s Wartime Audit of the UAE: What Gulf Resilience Is Made Of
The Fund’s July health-check names the buffers and instruments that let a diversified Gulf economy absorb a regional war. The
Singapore: Where the AI Capex Boom Becomes GDP
Singapore’s advance estimate puts second-quarter growth at 5.7 per cent, with manufacturing up 12.2 per cent on what the trade
The IMF’s Crosscurrents Update: Africa Is on the Wrong Side of Both Shocks, and Still Outgrowing the World
The July World Economic Outlook Update barely moves the Fund’s Africa forecasts, and its baseline has already been overtaken: the
