ATG chair faces removal by top shareholder
ATG faces removal of chair Scott Forbes by top shareholder FitzWalter Capital, seeking replacement with Richard Campbell-Breeden.
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S&W expands Manchester office with ambitions for northern growth
S&W expands its Manchester office to nearly 100 employees, leveraging northern growth and relocating to Bruntwood SciTech's Pall Mall building.
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MoniRail wins £50m for quantum rail navigation system
MoniRail secures £50 million for quantum navigation system to detect train faults in the London Underground where satellite signals cannot reach.
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Australia’s Gas Boom Masks Persistent Tax Revenue Shortfall
Australia's gas boom contrasts with persistent tax revenue shortfalls, highlighting challenges in the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax system.
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Firmus pulls Australian stock market listing
Firmus Technologies pulls Australian stock market listing after valuation concerns.
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G20 Roadmap Pushes Cultural IP as Africa’s Economic Driver
The G20 roadmap highlights cultural intellectual property as a key driver of Africa's economic growth, backed by UNESCO and WIPO data.
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Africa’s investment gap stalls growth despite trillions in capital
The European Investment Bank’s Global Forum on March 13, 2026, featured a warning from Dr. Hubert Danso , CEO and chairman of Africa Investor Group,…
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DISX Framework Links Sovereign Projects to Global Investors
The DISX Framework connects sovereign infrastructure projects to global investors, addressing climate and development challenges while building res
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G7 Summit Pushes Sovereign Infrastructure as Investment Class
The G7 Summit presents sovereign infrastructure as a benchmark-compatible asset class for African governments to access global portfolios during the AI-Industri
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Allocatability Not Bankability Limits Infrastructure Funding
Infrastructure funding gaps persist because projects often miss the strict allocation rules set by institutional investors, not due to a lack of capital.
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