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4 ways to retain older workers and boost the global economy
By 2050, the global population of those 65 or older will reach 1.5 billion, nearly double the 2020 level. Increasing the employment of older workers could have a meaningful impact on the economic drag from an ageing population and declining birth rates. All age groups, including 27% of baby boomers, want more AI training, according to a new report. My 80-year-old father still works.
How to Close The UK SME Finance Gap And Boost Growth
The “Levelling Up White Paper” emphasized significant imbalances in the UK’s socioeconomic fabric. Although these discrepancies are multifaceted (for instance poverty, education, or healthcare outcomes), many of them ultimately come back to economic challenges, and in particular to businesses.
Speaking to Gen Z: How banks can attract young customers
Gen Z has grown up in a digital world, but there's much about traditional banks they like. Image: Unsplash/Julio Lopez Chair, UK Finance Forum Member, Oliver Wyman The Big Picture Crowdsource Innovation Create a free account and access your personalized content collection with our latest publications and analyses.
A Roadmap To Prosperity For The UK’s Financial Centre
Partnering with the City of London Corporation, we developed the ‘Vision for Economic Growth — a roadmap to prosperity’ report, which sets out a growth plan to help the UK’s financial and professional services firms continue to drive jobs and prosperity. It can be easy to take the UK’s financial centre for granted, or even criticise its influence, as many did in the wake of the global financial crisis of 2007-2009.
Navigating The Current Inflation Landscape
About this video Transcript Inflation has had a significant impact on the European and US economies, on various aspects, including the UK economy and consumer sentiment. Factors such as war, rising energy prices, labor market dynamics, and age demographics have contributed to this situation.
How Finance And Energy Can Help Us Reach Net Zero Emissions
This brief is based on a panel discussion with Ted Moynihan, Huw van Steenis, and Rupal Kantaria from Oliver Wyman, and Mark Carney (Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance, UN), Dev Sanyal (CEO, Varo Energy), Jean-Pierre Clamadieu (Chairman of the Board of Directors, Engie), Martina Cheung (President, S&P Global Ratings), and Greg Guyett (CEO of Global Banking & Markets, HSBC) during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in January 2023.
Why We Need a New Social Contract
The first time I read about Minouche Shafik was as a teenager when my father gave me a newspaper article that said she was the youngest vice president at the World Bank.
Creating More Opportunity for Women in the Post-Pandemic World
In Practice March 18, 2021 Rupal Kantaria Partner at Oliver Wyman Female participation in the U.S. workforce has fallen to the lowest level in almost 35 years, while globally, female employment fell by 5% last year versus 3.9% for men. Photo: Pexels COVID dealt a big setback to women in the job market, but reimagining work can foster a more equitable recovery.
Covid-19 has reversed progress on gender diversity: Here’s what we can do
The pandemic has sped up numerous trends playing out in financial services. Mobile banking and payments, for example, made a decade’s worth of progress in 2020; last year the small-business payments firm Square reported that the percentage of its customers describing themselves as “cashless” nearly quadrupled to 31% in just two months’ time. But one area of financial services could be reversing course: gender balance.
Covid-19 has sent progress on gender diversity into reverse: Here’s what we can do
The pandemic has sped up numerous trends playing out in financial services. Mobile banking and payments, for example, made a decade’s worth of progress in 2020; last year the small-business payments firm Square reported that the percentage of its customers describing themselves as “cashless” nearly quadrupled to 31% in just two months’ time. But one area of financial services could be reversing course: gender balance.
How Active Listening Builds Diverse Cultures
Society March 22, 2020 Rupal Kantaria Director in the Oliver Wyman Forum Georgina Simpson Principal in Oliver Wyman’s Organizational Effectiveness Practice For active listening to be successful, organizations must create a trusted environment in which staff members feel comfortable speaking up. Feedback must be followed up with a highly visible response and clear communication about the next steps.
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