Capitalism Without Democracy –  From Hong Kong to Gated Communities

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China's Industrial Policy Reset: Autonomy and Productivity | Look Forward Ep. 38

In this episode of the Look Forward podcast, host Naki Mendoza turns the tables on regular co-host Aries Poon, one of the lead authors of the research, to unpack what's actually changed in Beijing's industrial playbook — and why it matters for global supply chains, competitors, a ...  Show more

Pressure Points: Liquidity, Complexity, and the Rise of Private Credit | Look Forward Ep. 37

Private credit has grown from a post-financial-crisis gap-filler into a roughly $2 trillion market — and with investor redemptions and AI disruption fears making headlines, it's facing fresh scrutiny. Host Molly Mintz is joined by S&P Global Ratings' Matthew Mitchell, Managing Di ...  Show more

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