Global Business Barometer: Survive / Adapt / Recover

In a reversal from the previous edition of the GBB, executives are becoming more pessimistic about prospects for their own companies. What can they do to adapt and recover?

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Weekly Digest   Issue #27         Global Business Barometer: Survive / Adapt / Recover   In a reversal from the previous edition of the GBB, executives are becoming more pessimistic about prospects for their own companies. What can they do to adapt and recover?   GET YOUR READINGS →

Financial Services Sustainable and actionable: An ESG study of climate and social challenge for Asia   Along with its wealth, Asia's climate risks have been rising. What role will the evolving sustainable fixed income market play in battling climate change?   READ REPORT → Sustainability Better controls from farm to fork are needed to prevent another pandemic   Large and industrialised farming systems invite the emergence and spread of disease, scientists warn. Covid-19 highlights the need for improved monitoring and safety measures across the food chain.   READ MORE → Healthcare Cancer and Ageing: Policy responses to meeting the needs of older people?   More than half of all new cancer cases occur in those aged 65 and older, and this age group accounts for 70% of cancer deaths.   DOWNLOAD REPORT → Infrastructure & Cities How will covid-19 reshape infrastructure in Australia?   Covid-19 has upended the most fundamental economic aspects of airport operations—so how are airports responding? We asked Mr Lyell Strambi, CEO of Melbourne Airport.   READ ARTICLE → OPINION Seizing the moment: why now is the right time to ramp up action on climate change The covid-19 pandemic has resulted in Europe's economic, social and environmental agendas being more aligned than ever before. READ BLOG → Nick Molho, Executive Director of the Aldersgate Group       FROM THE ECONOMIST       Trade finance stumbles into the digital era   Covid-19 forces the world’s most complicated paper chase to modernise           Keeping stakeholderism practical   The rights and wrongs of management books on social issues             UPCOMING EVENTS       On the one hand nationalism looks to be recharging itself across the globe while covid-19 has worsened relations between the world’s two largest economies, and on the other hand regionalism may be on the rise. What does this mean for global trade? Register and join us on Thursday, July 9th for the third episode, Riding the wave: The future of trade             - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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