The Covid-19 pandemic offers institutions, governments and individual investors a unique opportunity to break from the past and address issues such as climate change and structural inequalities in society

Wealth management firms are having to think on their feet when reacting to the coronavirus pandemic, but must not lose sight of their next steps

Change is risky for firms and boards of directors must see beyond talk of disruption and innovation to focus on essential qualities and a handful of best practices

Governments alone cannot deal with the wide-ranging consequences of coronavirus. They need to get business onside too

As wealth managers adapt to the ‘new normal’, what can they learn about digital transformation from e-commerce?   

The luxury hotel industry illustrates how efficient data capture can improve the client experience and why many customers prefer digital interaction

Globalisation was in decline before the start of the pandemic, and the trend towards new regional and national ‘champions’ is only going to increase

Western liberal democracy was shaken by the fallout from the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the global financial crisis, but the coronavirus pandemic looks likely to leave an even longer-lasting mark. With governments across the world dealing with the threat in their own countries, are we entering a world where national self-interest is the new normal?