The broader global economic and political realignments result in the polarization of sustainable investing across regions. The U.S. is retreating from environment, social and governance (ESG) commitments, Europe faces increasing regulatory and political ambiguity, and China is capitalizing on this uncertainty to establish itself as the global leader in a green economy. This geopolitical fragmentation…

The XI Real Estate Meeting at IESE Madrid provided a comprehensive analysis of the entire real estate process, addressing the challenges and opportunities within a rapidly evolving economic and technological landscape. This year’s discussions emphasized resilience and innovation as essential pillars for the future of the sector, integrating sustainability, technological advancement, and investment strategies to…

As the global environmental crisis intensifies, discussions around climate change have largely been dominated by carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and their mitigation. While essential, this narrow focus risks overshadowing the equally urgent and multifaceted challenge of biodiversity loss. Addressing biodiversity loss requires a paradigm shift—one that emphasizes nature’s intrinsic value and recognizes the limitations of…