UN Global Compact Leaders’ Summit 2026
In New York, during the UN General Assembly High‑Level Week, more than 750 business leaders, investors, policymakers and sustainability experts gathered for the United Nations Global Compact Leaders’ Summit 2026.
The event focused on turning corporate sustainability commitments into measurable actions capable of generating long‑term, resilient growth.
Core Goal…
Geopolitics and finance: the growing risk of global fragmentation
Geopolitical uncertainty is having an increasingly significant impact on capital flows and cross-border financial transactions. The result is a system in which certain operations are being delayed, reconsidered or subjected to greater scrutiny.
A shift in the rules of the international game, accompanied by uncertainty over…
The New Financial Paradigm Transforming Sustainable Investment
Blended Finance is entering a new era. Once regarded as a financing tool primarily reserved for governments, multilateral development banks, and development finance institutions, it is now evolving into a model where the private sector plays a leading role in designing and executing investment strategies.
The new report,…
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 Proytec Group has entered into a collaboration agreement with an important Investment Fund authorized to submit government projects to a renowned international Foundation.
This Foundation specializes in financing public initiatives with high social impact, such as the construction of road infrastructure, ports, hospitals, schools, and other works aimed at improving citizens’ quality of…
A conflict that goes beyond economics
The clash between Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve is not only about monetary policy or the level of interest rates in the United States. It has become a political and institutional conflict that calls into question the independence of the U.S. central bank and, more broadly, the balance…
In the Swiss town of Davos, with the opening concert and introductory sessions, the annual edition of the World Economic Forum has just begun, with the participation of around 3,000 delegates from 130 countries, numerous world leaders, heads of state, and top executives. The most eagerly awaited address is that of the President of the…
How artificial intelligence is transforming work
Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining the traditional concept of work.
This is not the simple replacement of human labour but a profound transformation of the models through which work is created, organized and sustained economically.
Traditional employment is gradually giving way to a system based on autonomous entrepreneurial initiatives.…
Physical gold and virtual liquidity: a new paradigm
The world of cryptocurrencies continues to move closer to traditional finance through increasingly structured strategies. A striking example is Tether, a company best known for issuing the USDT stablecoin, which has embarked on a policy of the accumulation of physical gold worthy of a central bank.
Tether…
Introduction: a fragile balance
In recent years, the global economy has seemed to be hanging in a delicate balance. Signs of growth are visible, but they often rest on shaky foundations. Behind the world’s positive GDP figures lies a reality of widening inequalities and increasingly concentrated wealth.
Apparent growth and real inequality
Reports from international…
