The premise of sustainable finance is elegant: if investors truly care about the environment, they should be willing to accept slightly lower returns to fund it. In bond markets, that willingness has a name — the greenium, the yield discount a green bond enjoys over an otherwise identical conventional one. For years it was one of the clearest pieces of evidence that markets price sustainability at all. Our report asks whether it still holds. Our report, From Digital Finance t

Tokenisation is supposed to be finance's next great unbundling: convert any real-world asset — a US Treasury, a slice of a Manhattan building, a private credit book — into a programmable token that settles in seconds, and the intermediaries that made markets slow, expensive, and exclusive simply fall away. By late 2025 the tokenised real-world asset market had passed $36 billion, led by Treasuries and private credit. The technology works. The question our report asks is a har

Every cycle in dealmaking is shaped by forces that few notice until they have already moved the market. Interest rates, antitrust posture, the political color of regulatory agencies — these are the invisible currents that decide whether a year produces $50 billion in fintech transactions or $200 billion. 2025 was one of those inflection years, and most observers spent it looking at deal headlines instead of the policy machinery underneath. Within twelve months, the United Sta

Sustainability is no longer a buzzword. It's becoming the operating system of modern finance. From green bond markets surging past record highs to AI-driven ESG screening reshaping how capital is allocated, the convergence of digital innovation and environmental responsibility is rewriting the rules of financial intermediation. Our report, From Digital Finance to Sustainability: FinTech as a Catalyst for ESG Integration , investigates how alternative credit markets, bank-FinT

Inventor and U.S. Founding Father Benjamin Franklin has been featured on the obverse of the one-hundred-dollar bill (US$100) since 1914. For over half a century, the US dollar has reigned as the undisputed backbone of global finance, powering trade, anchoring reserves, and dictating the flow of capital across borders. But cracks are forming in this monetary order. From BRICS summits to African payment corridors, a quiet revolution is underway. Our report, De-Dollarization vi

Uncover the strategic depths behind Sophos's acquisition of Secureworks in our latest analysis by the Bocconi Students Fintech Society. This report dives into the merger that's set to reshape the cybersecurity landscape, offering insights into the companies' histories, their evolving business strategies, and the pivotal market trends shaping their paths. Why did Sophos acquire Secureworks, and what does this mean for the industry? Delve into our comprehensive report to explor

Embedded Finance is the next big disruption in financial technology services and, more than everything, is the present and future of...