A New Class of Business Risk For decades, pollution has been treated as a peripheral environmental concern—an externality to be managed through compliance or delegated to governments. But today, air pollution is a material business risk. It strikes at the heart of corporate strategy, threatening operational continuity, workforce productivity, supply chain resilience, investor confidence, and...
In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements, asset tokenization and decentralized finance (DeFi) are revolutionizing the financial world. These innovative technologies are breaking down traditional barriers, fostering global connectivity, and paving the way for a seamless exchange of assets across borders. As we delve into this financial revolution, it’s clear that tokenization and DeFi...
More people are living in this world than ever before in history. But is this burst of population uniform across the world? According to world bank database the population of world has increased from 5.3 billion in 1990 to approximately 8 billion in 2022 but this growth in population has been uneven as most of...
New Global Financing Pact in Paris, June 2023. World leaders, economists and bankers wrapped up a major meeting in Paris with the goal of designing a new global financial system built for the 21st century and a world struggling to respond to the climate crisis. The ‘New Global Financing Pact’ was originally inspired by the prime minister...
The Red Sea, a vital artery of global trade for millennia, has become a churning cauldron of tensionin recent months. Houthi rebels, based in Yemen, have launched a series of attacks on commercialvessels linked to Israel and its friendly countries traversing the crucial waterways, raising concernsabout supply chain disruptions, energy security. This will have a...
The Basics of economics tells us that consumers are rational. But have you ever thought why people buy Apple iPhone over Samsung Galaxy phones or LV over Levis. Why by providing less feature Apple can sell its phone at higher prices? What is it that makes consumers irrational? But are these consumers irrational? Is there...
I recently came across an article “Is Google Making Us Stupid” where it talks about how people are hopping from Pages to Pages and people inability to learn from long articles and books. As the result of the same companies are moving from in depth long form contents to short crisp content. The same can...
