Profiles, essays and investigations from the world of modern leadership — catalogued by chapter.
The world's private banks are reporting the same anomaly: their youngest clients are asking not how rich they can get, but how rich they should be. A new doctrine of wealth is forming inside the world's oldest institutions.
Speed was the religion of modern finance. A quiet cohort of fund managers is building careers on the opposite bet: that in markets addicted to velocity, the scarce asset is time.
Products can be copied, prices can be matched, and distribution can be bought. The one competitive advantage that cannot be manufactured quickly is the one most companies treat as a soft metric.
