ESG
From Belfast to Wall Street: Why Confronting the Past is the Future of Finance
A look at how lessons from political conflicts like The Troubles apply to finance, banking, and the imperative to confront past failures for future stability.
The $30 Billion Silence: Why Exxon’s Canceled Briefing in Mozambique Spells Trouble for Global Energy Investing
Exxon’s canceled briefing on its $30B Mozambique project signals deep trouble. We unpack the financial risks, geopolitical stakes, and what it means for investors.
The Baby Clothes Barometer: What a Small Charity Shop Reveals About the Future of Finance and the Global Economy
A small charity shop in Strabane offers profound insights into the global economy, ESG investing, and the future of financial technology.
More Than a Scoop: The Financial and Economic Implications of Ben & Jerry’s Activist Brand
The Ben & Jerry’s-Unilever conflict over a Palestine-themed ice cream is a critical case study in corporate finance, brand risk, and ESG investing.
Beyond the Balance Sheet: How a Local Charity Initiative Models the Future of Finance and ESG Investing
A local sports kit recycling program offers a powerful lesson in the future of ESG investing, the circular economy, and the evolution of modern finance.
The Unseen Liability: What a Humiliating Flight Denial Teaches Investors About the Multi-Billion Dollar Cost of Social Failure
A flight denial reveals a critical lesson for investors on ESG, operational risk, and the multi-billion dollar financial cost of corporate social failure.
The Hidden Rot: How the UK’s Housing Mould Crisis Creates Billions in Risk and Opportunity
The UK’s housing mould crisis is more than a social issue; it’s a financial event creating billions in risk for investors and opportunity for innovators.
The £4 Brush Incident: A Micro-Crisis Exposing Macro Risks in Temu’s Business Model
A £4 Temu product recall reveals deep-seated risks in its business model, impacting investors, the stock market, and the future of the global economy.
The Unstoppable Force vs. The Immovable Object: Inside Tesla’s Epic Two-Year Battle with Swedish Unions
For two years, Tesla has been locked in a bitter dispute with Swedish unions, a clash of ideologies with major implications for investors and global business.
Beyond the Banners: What the Edinburgh Protests Mean for the Global Economy and Your Portfolio
A protest in Edinburgh is a vital economic signal for investors. This analysis deconstructs its impact on markets, finance, and the rise of fintech solutions.
The Corporate Confessor: From Uber’s Architect to Veon’s Accuser
The whistleblower who exposed Uber is back, accusing telecoms giant Veon of a “sham” deal to help sanctioned Russian oligarchs.
The £260m Paradox: Why UK Water Customers Are Getting a Refund While Bills Are Set to Soar
Water companies must refund £260m for poor performance, yet bills are set to rise. We analyse this financial paradox for consumers, investors, and the economy.