Thought Leadership
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Finverse: The symbiotic relationship between financial services and the metaverse
The financial services industry can play a much more significant role in the development of the metaverse beyond setting up virtual branches
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The evolution of influencer marketing 3.0 in 2022
Influencers are no longer a homogenous group of those with a humongous follower base. Their domain has expanded beyond content creation and now they are becoming a brand themselves
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Spotlight on Spotify: Scandal, governance and the potential for prevention
What businesses can learn from Spotify's meltdown — and whether this presents an opportunity for Spotify's competitors
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Why consistent communication through a crisis is important
Organisations headed by leaders who value and commit to being active enablers of consistent communication perform with ease and can face any crisis confidently
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Want to kick-start climate action? Make companies report their carbon footprints
A "modest proposal" to give corporations a real incentive to cut emissions
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The internet is awash in positive product ratings. Here's how to decipher the good from the great
Forget stars and numeric ratings: a review's language offers better clues to a product's quality and likely success
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A different kind of family firm hiding in plain sight
The link between ownership and control is tenuous in a certain type of family firm
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Lessons from COVID-19: The business skills doctors need
The pandemic forced many physicians to become supply chain experts and strategic planners. Robert Huckman and colleagues offer a roadmap for teaching doctors the management and leadership skills they need—before the next public health crisis
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Untangling the risk management paradox
Firms that could benefit from hedging are often too constrained to do it
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Go time: How leaders can learn to manage crises and uncertainty
How leaders react when crisis and uncertainty rear their ugly heads?
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What if markets maximised both efficiency and fairness?
A Stanford GSB economist argues that well-designed markets can address inequality while remaining competitive