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India’s promising green investment opportunity
Focus on growth and environment positions India as leader in sustainable development
| By K Mukundan
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Pension funds ‘overwhelmed’ by inconsistent transition regulations
Divergence in regional approaches holds back net-zero progress
Tokenisation is gaining pull and plausibility
Excitement around tokenisation is sweeping through the financial world – but excitement alone is not enough
The power of the private sector: boosting climate resilience
How the IMF is channelling capital to the developing world
Rethinking MDB hybrid capital: how to make it work
New asset class must be cost-efficient with a long-term investor base
Mexico’s new president: IMF dilemma and risk for Latin America
Fiscal deficit may worsen if Sheinbaum keeps electoral promises
It’s time to rethink public spending
Focus on near-term budget constraints may miss looming long-term issues
China and the renminbi dominate US foreign exchange concerns
Unexciting Treasury report should focus more on dollar strength
National approaches to AI safety diverge in focus
Countries face competing incentives in the artificial intelligence race
Why diversification is the way forward for Swiss National Bank
Roman Baumann, head of asset management, on the bank’s investment priorities
Private markets outlook: from headwinds to tailwinds
Institutional investors’ demand for private assets remains resilient
How Labour should spend its ‘play safe’ dividend
Like Blair in 1997, Starmer may benefit from perceived instability in France
Climate mitigation doesn’t have to come at the expense of growth
Shifting green growth narratives are driving the energy transition
Building the next generation of capital markets
Policy-makers are examining the challenges on the road to DLT-powered capital markets
Europe’s unnecessary interest rate cut
ECB should take its ‘data-dependent’ approach more seriously
