TFTF | Dec 15, 2022
The fortnight thus far
Issue #94 | Reports & resources we loved in the last 15 days.
Dec 15, 2022
2 x Things that will affect you
1. Geopolitical rivalries redefining trade contours
[ Economic Times > Read: globalization: Geopolitical rivalries are transforming the contours of trade - The Economic Times (indiatimes.com) ]
2. Battling the beast of stagflation
[ The Economist > Read: Companies must battle the beast of stagflation | The Economist ]
4 x 1-min perspectives to consider
1. Can a mathematical model predict FIFA?
[ Read: FIFA x Financial model (prequateadvisory.com) ]
2. Here is how Insurtech players are changing the game.
[ Read: Insurtech players are changing the game (prequateadvisory.com) ]
3. We are aware of the 4P in marketing, but you need 7 to run a successful business.
[ Read: 7 Ps of a good business (prequateadvisory.com) ]
4. Want to post content but experiencing ‘writer’s block’?
[ Read: How to overcome 'writer's block'? (prequateadvisory.com) ]
4 x Reports you need to read
1. Creator Economy in India
With the global creator economy sized at $104 Bn, over 80 Mn Indian creators are now slowly monetising to become micro-entrepreneurs. What are the key opportunity areas & success metrics to be tracked for startups
[ Kalaari Capital > Full report here:
Rise Of The Creator Economy – Kalaari Capital ]
2. Bain Technology Report 2022
Market valuation multiples of listed tech companies have fallen 55%+ over the past year. However, the silver lining remains that 77% of CIOs are expected to continue investing in IT. Let’s relook at key themes that played out in 2022.
[ Bain & Co. > Full report here:
Technology Report 2022: Tech Companies Eat Disruption for Breakfast | Bain & Company ]
3. State of Fashion 2023
‘Revenge spending’ post-pandemic led to a 21% increase in revenues in 2020-21. But the slowdown has led to rethinking the approach with D2C, off-price retail or fluid fashion. Dive in to explore the key themes for 2023.
[ McKinsey & Co. > Full report here:
4. The Path to 2075
Having covered the present & future; what about the distant future? In essence, by 2075, emerging economies are expected to eclipse developed markets and global inequality may lead to more local inequality. Know more here.
[ Goldman Sachs > Full report here:
The Path to 2075 — Slower Global Growth, But Convergence Remains Intact (goldmansachs.com) ]
Every article here has had 100s of hours of effort that have gone into making this relevant, insightful and concise. Due credit and thanks to all these professionals and organizations who toiled to put together these insights, of such high quality, for the use of businesses across the world.
