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Our Stands
Resetting globalisation
Find out why we are advocating for a more sustainable and inclusive model of globalisation.
A new model for globalisation
Globalisation has brought about decades of economic growth and higher living standards, but many developing markets and smaller businesses have been left behind. Therefore, we are advocating for a new model to make it work equitably for all through these five pillars:
How can we catalyse change?
Hear from industry leaders and our senior colleagues about the solutions we are exploring to make globalisation more sustainable and inclusive.
Driving towards a more sustainable future
Electric vehicle adoption has been gaining traction, but more needs to be done to accelerate progress to a net zero future. Hear what French energy giant ENGIE and Chinese EV maker BYD are doing and what more is needed to move towards a sustainable future.
Benefitting all businesses
Michael Spiegel, Global Head, Transaction Banking, shares more about the benefits of supply chain financing.
Facilitating a just transition
Marisa Drew, Chief Sustainability Officer, speaks about the Bank’s solutions to facilitate a just transition.
Discover our insights
The low spark of high-friction trade
How can we foster a more frictionless trade environment?
How a ‘Skills Passport’ could shape the future o…
Jobs are giving way to skills, with internal 'gigs' helping employees gain experience across functions, embrace …
Connecting capital to where it’s needed most
Trillion-dollar funding gaps are exacerbating global challenges: the infrastructure financing gap stands at USD1…
Five themes to focus on for fairer globalisation
In just three decades, globalisation has brought unprecedented economic and social change to almost every corner…
Can globalisation work for labour?
A growing chorus of skeptics blames globalisation for the world’s challenges: it has enabled many people and eco…
Two ways globalisation is reshaping the real economy
As companies diversify their supply chains, many are embracing two trends that will define the future of trade. …
Globalisation isn’t dead, it needs a reset
Globalisation has lifted millions out of poverty but also unevenly distributed gains. How can it be recalibrated…
Listen to expert discussions
From how investing in our oceans can help tackle climate change to how global trade would look like in the next 50 years, our senior leaders and industry experts will take you inside the topics shaping the future of our world.
What do business leaders say?
In a survey conducted with over 3,000 business leaders, they say globalisation is working, yet more needs to be done to allow everyone to benefit. Find out their views to the flow of capital, trade, technology, talent and culture and sustainability from our whitepaper.