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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Several interrelated issues are shaping the future of the capital markets system, from the democratization of trading to the changing role of finance firms
The banking sector is being reshaped – and banks must now choose how to respond. Here are 5 ways to make the most of this change while lessening its risks.
ESG investors see progress on net-zero commitments, biodiversity, sustainable transportation, and social justice and equality but greenwashing is a concern.
The transaction banking industry is beginning to see decentralized finance's potential to overhaul present processes which can increase liquidity for SMEs.
Exchange-Traded Funds that claim to reflect Environmental, Social and Governance concerns are booming, but many investors aren't reading the fine print.
COVID-19 has exposed a digital divide between online and offline businesses. They need public-private sector help to access capital and e-commerce tools.
There are inefficiencies, challenges and risks associated with what underlies capital markets: key question is whether DLT is the tech to address them.
Central banks have an increasingly critical role in tackling climate change policy objectives by incorporating climate-related risks into regulatory frameworks.
Solutions to ensure that public and private markets complement each other will see companies and investors getting the best of both worlds.
A new report from Tenemos in partnership with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) sheds some light on our progress towards Open Banking and its future
A coherent, comprehensive system of corporate disclosure is needed to ensure markets can understand risks and opportunities related to social and environmental issues.
Global economic recovery depends on addressing inequality and the environment. Here's how we can drive a more equitable, sustainable and inclusive economy.
With nearly 1 billion women worldwide with no access to financial services, the race is on to make sure they have digital IDs and to consult them about their needs.
Surveys show an increasing number of central banks are making progress towards having an official digital currency; but up to 80% are prevented by law.
Financial market infrastructures are positioned to use the lessons they have learned over the past year to lead industry transformation.








