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The Professor

Russia’s Africa policy: geopolitics and commercial interests

by Todd Myers | Nov 23, 2021

On 23 October 2019, the Russian Federation organised the Russia-Africa Summit to initiate greater cooperation between Russia and the sovereign states of Africa. The summit...

The Fund Manager

Not all inflationistas wear flares

by Hermione Davies | Nov 22, 2021

Investors have divided into two camps. Those who believe inflation will subside and the rise in prices will prove temporary, and others who fear we are entering a period of high...

The Professor

We can’t afford to just build greener

by Johannes Novy | Nov 17, 2021

We must build less. As the built environment takes centre stage at COP26, the scale and urgency of the climate crisis and of the industry’s responsibility to...

The Professor

Property investment: is it still worth it?

by Nick French | Nov 15, 2021

An understanding of people is the answer to this question. It’s funny how the past two years have changed our perception of life. Although this article is about the pricing of...

The Professor

Asia, not the US, is the main source of global warming

by Alan Reynolds | Nov 9, 2021

President Biden once hoped to attend the 31 October start of the Glasgow UN Climate Conference having signed a massive new package of climate-related spending. A New York...

The Economist

Green lending

by Paul David Richard Griffiths | Nov 8, 2021

World’s biggest banks’ latest initiative at COP26 is a step backwards. Over 450 of the world’s banks have committed to a new initiative at the COP26 UN Climate Change...

The Analyst

The Big Apple’s post-Covid trajectory

by Brian Bader | Nov 3, 2021

From emptying out to filling back up, New York City is changing. New York’s real estate market has moved from epicentre to bellwether. In early 2020, the city was regarded as at...

The Economist

Green jobs are a cost, not a benefit

by James E Hanley | Nov 1, 2021

The International Energy Agency recently reported that shifting to clean energy will create between 13 and 26 million jobs by 2030. They present this as a benefit, but...

The Economist

What if a great crypto crash is coming?

by Benjamin Juhlin | Oct 26, 2021

In 1929, Ludwig von Mises rejected a job offer for a high position at the Austrian bank Kreditanstalt. He believed that a great crash was coming and didn’t want his name...

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