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Image: Jamie Street/Unsplash The fourth in a series of extracts from Global Government Forum’s new study on future-proofing digital capability examines how a strong technical workforce alone is not enough – leadership is increasingly critical to digital delivery The Future-proofing government digital capability study, led by Kevin Cunnington, executive advisor at GGF and former director general of…
News release Innovative new proposals aim to establish the UK as a centre for the fast-growing captive insurance market. This will support economic growth, leverage the UK market’s expertise and cement its position as the location of choice for global insurance and reinsurance.  Captive insurance enables businesses to manage their own risks through a wholly…
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While the global economy generates unprecedented wealth for plutocrats like Elon Musk, it is, by design, highly unequal, dangerously over-indebted, prone to recurring financial crises, and ecologically disastrous. In such a context, radical reforms will be needed, beginning with the rejection of money as a commodity.
