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UK pension funds must move beyond size to smarter investing

UK pension funds must shift from size to expertise—how smarter investing strategies can help funds outperform passive approaches by 0.25% to 0.75% annually.
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BY Aishah Kamarudin • November 4, 2026

Global rent prices continue to rise sharply

BY Aishah Kamarudin • November 2, 2026
Global rent prices continue to rise sharply amid stagnant wages and stagflation, affecting major cities worldwide, including the UK, US, and Australia, with one

Women-led fintechs disrupting financial services

Rohaya Ismail • October 28, 2026
Women-led fintechs are reshaping financial services by addressing gaps left by male-dominated sectors, securing just 1% of UK and 3% of US VC funding.

World Bank Shifts Toward Industrial Policy

Suriani Osman • October 26, 2026
The World Bank's recent shift toward adopting industrial policy has dominated discussions ahead of the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings.

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Europe leads in sustainable business growth
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Europe leads in sustainable business growth

By Suriani Osman
November 1, 2026
Alberta voters overwhelmingly reject separation push
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Alberta voters overwhelmingly reject separation push

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Nasdaq has worst week since June
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Uzbekistan launches landmark fund to attract foreign investors

Uzbekistan launches landmark fund to attract foreign investors

By Rohaya Ismail October 29, 2026
Uzbekistan’s $2.4 billion National Investment Fund (UzNIF) IPO on the London Stock Exchange aims to attract global capital, challenging Central Asia’s investmen
Women-led fintechs disrupting financial services

Women-led fintechs disrupting financial services

By Rohaya Ismail October 28, 2026
Women-led fintechs are reshaping financial services by addressing gaps left by male-dominated sectors, securing just 1% of UK and 3% of US VC funding.
Latin America’s tech hubs defy pandemic slowdown

Latin America’s tech hubs defy pandemic slowdown

By Suriani Osman October 27, 2026
Latin America’s tech hubs like São Paulo and Mexico City thrived despite pandemic slowdowns, with São Paulo leading 60% of Brazil’s start-up investments.
World Bank Shifts Toward Industrial Policy

World Bank Shifts Toward Industrial Policy

By Suriani Osman October 26, 2026
The World Bank's recent shift toward adopting industrial policy has dominated discussions ahead of the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings.
Trade shifts from cost savings to resilience amid geopolitical risks

Trade shifts from cost savings to resilience amid geopolitical risks

By Suriani Osman October 25, 2026
Geopolitical risks are reshaping global trade, pushing companies to prioritize supply chain resilience over cost savings amid rising tensions like US-Iran confl
Rising Oil Prices Threaten Global Inflation, EBC Warns

Rising Oil Prices Threaten Global Inflation, EBC Warns

By Suriani Osman October 24, 2026
Oil prices inflation threatens global economic stability as EBC warns of sustained pressures from Middle East tensions.
Luigi Marciano on AI and scaling financial innovation

Luigi Marciano on AI and scaling financial innovation

By Suriani Osman October 23, 2026
Luigi Marciano explores AI and scaling financial innovation, discussing how banks transform tech from trials to real-world deployment.
Central banks buy more gold amid uncertainty

Central banks buy more gold amid uncertainty

By Suriani Osman October 22, 2026
Central banks buy more gold amid uncertainty as a hedge against geopolitical uncertainty and financial concerns.
Alberta voters overwhelmingly reject separation push

Alberta voters overwhelmingly reject separation push

By Aishah Kamarudin October 21, 2026
Alberta voters overwhelmingly rejected separation from Canada, with 76.4% voting to stay—leaving key political questions unresolved despite the referendum push.
Nasdaq has worst week since June

Nasdaq has worst week since June

By Suriani Osman October 20, 2026
Nasdaq has worst week since June due to AI sector sell-off and rising oil prices.
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