Genomics Could Be A Powerful Economic Multiplier And More

Genomics Could Be A Powerful Economic Multiplier And More

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Healthier aging could be one of the century’s most powerful economic multipliers. In the UK, for example, dementia alone costs more than £42 billion annually. Genomic tools that delay onset by even a few years could save billions and improve workforce productivity. Countries that move early to build genomic capacity stand to benefit from a competitive edge in biotech, life sciences, and health tourism. 

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Dubai ranks #32 in our Urban Mobility Readiness Index 

The popular UAE metropolis excels in adopting technology for urban mobility, focusing on connected and autonomous vehicles, and offers a seamless app for trip planning and payments. Here, we dive into how it compares to other major cities. 

This week’s briefing 

Gauging impacts on nature  

With over half of the world’s economic activities directly dependent on nature, the urgency to assess and enhance corporate sustainability efforts has never been more pressing. As stewards of capital allocation, financial institutions define global investment priorities and must take an active role in evaluating and encouraging nature-positive initiatives among their corporate clients and portfolio companies. 

Winning strategies for auto suppliers  

As we progress further into 2025, it’s crucial for automotive suppliers to recalibrate their strategies and focus on key areas that will not only keep them competitive but also position them as leaders in this evolving market. Based on our experience with US automotive suppliers, we suggest focusing on three key areas: profitability management, liquidity optimization, and regulatory uncertainty. 

Agentic AI in African banks 

Agentic AI presents a watershed opportunity for African banks to enhance efficiency, extend financial inclusion to previously underserved communities, mitigate risks unique to emerging markets, and deliver personalized services that respect local customs and needs. It’s increasingly vital to navigate the landscape with a discerning eye, embracing the promise while remaining vigilant against the inherent risks accompanying such innovation. 

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This post highlights the critical importance of healthier aging, urban mobility technology, corporate sustainability, automotive industry strategies, and the potential of agentic AI for African banks. These are all key areas that will shape the future of various industries and economies. It's crucial for businesses and policymakers to stay informed and proactive in adapting to these trends and opportunities. Thank you for sharing this insightful perspective.

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