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We have looked at investor conversations, regulatory commentary, and market positioning across wealth and asset management. And we can now confidently identify the up-and-coming trend for 2026: Artificial Intelligence. Jokes
Nature and biodiversity became defining themes at COP30 as the conversation shifted from trillion dollar finance targets to practical, location based resilience. Policymakers focused on how local ecosystems, water basins,
SME lending in 2025 looks very different from the years that followed the pandemic. Many assumed that sustainability-aligned lending had slowed because banks were losing interest or because the data
Underwriting in 2025 has become increasingly complex as risks no longer appear in isolation. Nowhere is this more evident than in the technology and communications sector, where digital vulnerabilities, operational
When banks talk about climate strategy, they often highlight the emissions they control, such as energy use, offices, and company cars. Yet these account for less than 5 percent of
Insurance has always been about predicting the unpredictable. For centuries, the industry has relied on actuarial models, statistical probabilities and balance sheet metrics to manage risk. Yet the world insurers
In modern investing, Artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainability data are transforming how portfolios are built, monitored, and communicated, giving wealth and asset managers new ways to uncover trends, assess risks,
To the casual observer, it might seem that banks commitment to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has taken a back seat to shorter term priorities. After all, this year has
The Disruption House recently partnered with PAM Insight, the leading provider of specialist data for the wealth management sector, to launch the PAM Insight Sustainability Indices, analysing the publicly available
This report is based on the first in a series of enlightening panel discussions that sets out to frame the problems and challenges being faced by all stakeholders in the ESG finance space. Despite the SMEs desire to engage in ESG practices, a lack of information on how to take action against climate change and competing business priorities are significant challenges in improving these practices.
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