Business Impact magazine November 2022 issue
How Audencia aims to help students to become custodians of the planet and preserve business
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finance
How all businesses can play a role in the financial inclusion revolution
When used in a socially responsible way, technology can revolutionise the way wealth flows, and just minor changes from business can help spark a big change, says fintech CEO, Narisa Chauvidul-Aw
finance
What does the future hold for fintech?
A career in digital finance is a great way for business graduates to address problems in global society, says Michael Donald, CEO of ImageNPay
finance
Money talks: Why banks must learn to communicate with ordinary people
If the public can be engaged in monetary policymaking, the impact will be powerful, says Chicago Booth’s Michael Weber. Business Schools can help by teaching future economic leaders the importance of effective communication between policymakers and the public, and equipping them with the skills to achieve that
finance
Four reasons why the finance industry is lagging behind on equality at the top
The pervading shortfall in equality in finance-related industries at the senior management level threatens the future of these sectors. Yetunde Hofmann, global change, inclusion and diversity expert, looks at four critical areas to address to drive improvement beyond the rhetoric
finance
What a post-Covid global economy will look like
From shared trauma to stocking up on gold, a look at the markets’ reaction to the ‘Black Swan’ event that is Covid-19 and what this means for the near future
finance
The business of blockchain and the benefits of belonging to a School community
Startup founder and Imperial College Business School graduate, Andrea Bonaceto, on blockchain’s potential for boosting transparency, and how he benefited from his Business School experience
artificial intelligence
Is AI making dangerous decisions without us?
As AI’s influence grows, we need to foster greater awareness of decisions that are being made for us, says ESCP Europe’s Terence Tse
course design
Why the tortoise can beat the hare in investment strategy
The benefits of low-volatility investing outweigh those of high-risk stocks, argues Pim van Vliet, in an interview with David Woods-Hale For generations, investors have believed
