Commentary
The Bank of England has released its latest report on artificial intelligence in financial services. The numbers are impressive. The reality is less so. Banks are embracing AI at extraordinary speed, but are they transforming banking or just making yesterday’s…
Commentary
We have been through election processes that have reminded us of the question: ‘Is world history being rewritten?’ Whilst the victory of the students’ list in the Serbian elections may not have been discussed all that much here, the end…
Climate
Climate Action Network (CAN) has challenged governments heading to COP31 to turn their climate promises into measures that create decent jobs, protect communities from worsening disasters and expand access to affordable, reliable and safe energy. In its demands ahead of…
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Can Baydarol
We are watching with astonishment as the uprising—which began some three weeks ago as a high-school student movement but has gradually spread to other sections of society and turned into a conflict—unfolds in France, in numerous cities, particularly the capital,…
Osman Şenkul
The Great Depression (1929–1939), which ravaged the entire world, caused severe devastation through the great catastrophes it unleashed across the globe, and is believed to have paved the way for the Second World War—which claimed millions of lives—erupted on 29…
Chris Skinner I spotted a fascinating post from Stephany Kirkpatrick on LinkedIn that gets straight to the heart of one of the biggest opportunities and failures facing wealth management today. Stephany is a successful founder and entrepreneur who founded Orum¹…
John Elkington
From the perspective of 2037, if you can imagine yourself there for a moment, the “great deadline panic” of 2028 and 2029 already reads like deep history. Leaders frozen in the oncoming headlights, acutely aware they would miss targets they…
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