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AMI-enabled grid edge intelligence improves affordability for utilities

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By Prasanna Venkatesan
| Factor This Verified
Image art by Paul Gerke via Gemini. Contributed by Prasanna Venkatesan | Chief Operating Officer, Landis+Gyr Edited by Paul Gerke For the last century, utilities relied on infrastructure investment to improve reliability and resilience, but the operating environment has changed. And the scale of investment ahead is significant.
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Stability as Strategy: Lombard Odier on Hong Kong's Revival and the Long Work of Succession

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By Alan Fong, Prasanna Venkatesan, Jack Siu
| Hubbis
Hong Kong's private wealth industry has spent the past two years rebuilding its confidence, and the questions clients ask have shifted with it. At a press lunch hosted by Lombard Odier, Alfred Low, Chief Executive for Hong Kong and Head of North Asia Markets, and Louisa Loo, Head of Wealth Planning for Asia, outlined how the 230-year-old bank is positioning for a resurgent market and a generation of families now more focused on preserving and transferring wealth than simply creating more of it.
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When the House of Debt Falls…

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By Alan Fong, Prasanna Venkatesan, Harmen Overdijk
| Hubbis
The government bond — for eighty years treated as finance's risk-free bedrock — is being repriced in real time, and the process is beginning in the developed world's largest debtors rather than its fragile periphery. Sovereign debt rests not on a legal claim but on confidence, and a crisis is simply the market pricing in which of three outcomes is coming — honest repayment through growth, outright default, or repayment debased by inflation.
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