What ecosystem regeneration means in finance
Ecosystem regeneration refers to the set of strategies aimed at restoring natural capital with direct implications for financial stability and risk management. Today, it is a key element of sustainable finance, influencing markets, investments and economic policies.
Why natural capital affects markets
The relationship between ecosystems and financial markets…
A new direction for the Federal Reserve
A new strategic vision for the Federal Reserve is emerging in the United States. Kevin Warsh, a former member of the Fed’s board and a potential future chairman of the institution, raised an issue during Congressional hearings that had remained on the fringes of the debate until now.…
Dwindling liquidity for governments
During the Spring Meetings held in Washington by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, a growing concern emerged: governments today have increasingly limited economic and fiscal margins to address new crises.
This was emphasized by IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, who highlighted that many countries are now in…
Beware of QR codes: new digital risks
QR codes are now a part of everyday life: they are used for digital payments, viewing online menus and accessing services quickly.
It is precisely their widespread use that has made them an ideal target for cybercriminals. Among the emerging threats, quishing stands out as one of the…
In recent years, the global banking system has been undergoing profound structural changes.
Many of these shifts occur away from public attention, yet they directly affect the management of transfers, deposits, withdrawals, loans, mortgages, savings and, more broadly, the financial security of businesses and individuals worldwide.
The purpose of examining these developments is not to…
The months of April and May are emerging as a critical phase for global economic balances, not only in terms of macroeconomic performance, but above all for the overall resilience of international financial flows.
An analysis by the GeoEconomics Center of the Atlantic Council highlights, in a measured yet unequivocal manner, how the issue of…
What the WTO Global Trade Outlook report forecasts
The WTO Global Trade Outlook and Statistics (March 2026) confirms that international merchandise trade grew by +4.6% in 2025, well above expectations.
Growth was driven by global demand for AI-related products — semiconductors, servers, and telecommunications equipment — and by the frontloading of imports in North America…
Geopolitics and markets: a new global balance
The global economic system is undergoing a phase of profound transformation. Wars, trade tariffs, technological innovation and monetary policies are reshaping international trade, commodity markets and global financial flows.
According to analyses by the McKinsey Global Institute, we are not facing deglobalisation but rather a new setting of…
De-dollarisation: what is really happening
The latest Dollar Dominance Monitor by the Atlantic Council confirms a key finding for investors and analysts: the U.S. dollar remains the cornerstone currency of the international financial system.
Despite the growing narrative surrounding so-called de-dollarization, the data reveals a far more stable scenario than the perception often conveyed in…
