Chris Penfold Nov 30 2025 For more than a decade, predictions of the US dollar’s decline have circulated with growing confidence. Each new geopolitical shock, sanctions regime, or currency experiment seems to prompt fresh declarations of “de-dollarisation”.Yet the evidence tells a different story. What we’re witnessing today is not a retreat from the dollar. In…
How SMEs and Corporates can adapt to Geopolitical and Macroeconomic Pressures in Sustainable Finance Uzoma Udeh Nov 26 2025 Origins of Sustainable Finance In 1992, the UNEP Statement by Banks, launched in New York, sparked the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative, marking the start of sustainable financing for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals….
Christopher Penfold Nov 24 2025 The Federal Reserve’s latest announcement marks a subtle but significant turn in policy direction. While headline changes appear modest, the underlying message is clear: the era of Quantitative Tightening (QT) is winding down, and fresh liquidity is preparing to flow back into the system. At first glance, this looks technical….