Special Envoy with the ministerial rank of advisor.
Visiting Professor-in-Practice at London School of Economics. Adjunct Professor, National University of Singapore. Distinguished Fellow at Policy Research Institute, Bangladesh. Previously Global Head of Emerging Markets for FX Rates & Credit (FRC) UBS Investment Bank. Advisory Board, LSE Systemic Risk, LSE IDEAS, Singapore NUS Centre for Governance & Sustainability. Fmr. Governing Board: UWC Atlantic, ShareAction, NCC London. WEF Young Global leader, Global Futures Council.
El mundo financiero está viviendo un período de inflexiones, en el que los riesgos y tendencias disruptivas se intensifican. Eso requiere una estrategia más inteligente y mayor agilidad d...
The banking sector must navigate inflationary pressures, rapid normalization of monetary policies and growing fragmentation after a disruptive few years.
A new study uses interviews with executives in Singapore to better understand how businesses can promote diversity and inclusion.
COVID-19 is a threshold moment in the alignment of words with deeds. Stakeholder capitalism and sustainable finance are gathering steam - are you on board?
Bridging the gap between pledges and metrics means using powerful narratives to engage employees, writes Lutfey Siddiqi.
Cybercrime could cost banks an estimated $350 billion in the next five years. To respond effectively, organizations need to develop a more thorough and collaborative approach.
Traditional insurance companies are being buffeted by the forces of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, including changes in customer behaviour and expectations brought on by technology, ne...
Trust is gained through better governance, which, in turn, is built on transparency, accountability and openness to diversity.
Harnessing the Fourth Industrial Revolution and adapting to possible trade wars will allow ASEAN to prosper.
There are at least two reasons why developing countries can no longer rely on a linear path of economic catch-up.
Lutfey Siddiqi looks at leadership in the context of the theme of this year's Annual Meeting.
The license for all forms of generalized hate comes from the same place. This is true in all echo-chambers — whether religious, secular, right-wing or left-wing.
Lutfey Siddiqi on what the Federal Reserve should do as central bankers gather at Jackson Hole.
Lutfey Siddiqi discusses his observations about this year's Annual Meeting.
The role of diversity awareness in preventing sparks of conflict accelerating into wildfires, can be substantial.
