Heatwaves are no longer just uncomfortable summer episodes. They are warnings. When temperatures rise, we quickly see the weaknesses around us: homes that trap heat, cities with too little shade, vulnerable people left exposed, and public systems struggling to respond quickly enough. But heatwaves also give us a clear signal of what needs to change: better housing design, greener urban spaces, stronger local resilience, and a more serious conversation about climate adaptation. This article in...

How can the UK be one of the world’s leading centers of finance and accounting, yet still leave many children to grow up without understanding how money actually works? This is not a small curriculum gap. It is a social and economic failure. We teach children mathematics, but often do not show them how that mathematics shapes real financial decisions: saving, borrowing, interest rates, inflation, debt, pensions, tax, mortgages, and financial risk. Then, years later, we expect them to make...

SpaceX’s expected IPO is already being discussed as one of the most significant capital-market events in recent years. 🚀 🛰️ But I think the more interesting question is not only how investors will price the company. It is whether public markets can price sustainability beyond Earth In my new op-ed for Sustainable Views (Financial Times), I discuss why the SpaceX IPO raises a broader question in sustainable finance: how should investors evaluate frontier infrastructure when innovation,...