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November 2022 | Decimal Point Analytics Newsletter
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To achieve great customer success, enterprises today need digital transformation,
advanced technology, and sophistication in data automation. Data can help businesses make profitable
decisions and harness more value to surpass competitors. As a result, more and more companies are
leaning toward data automation, which empowers everyone in the organization to make data-driven
decisions.
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Denmark sets a precedent on loss and damage funding |
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Climate Action Network, a global network of over 1,300 environmental
non-governmental organisations in over 130 countries, has been running a campaign on this. Earlier
this month, it announced that 400 of its members had already signed a letter addressed to UN climate
change Heads of Delegations calling on them to ensure that Loss and Damage finance is on the formal
agenda for COP27.
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data and analytics, the way forward for Asset Managers! |
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Active managers continue to face strong headwinds for a couple of reasons. There
is a strong market which is driven by liquidity on steroids. Then there are passive funds with
dramatically low management charges, and the less than the ordinary performance by a large segment
of fund managers haven’t helped either. However, the final nail on the coffin has been the cavalier,
but well-directed actions by regulators. These headwinds have exposed the weakness and inertia of
many industry participants.
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Salesforce automation to simplify your complex processes |
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There has never been a better time to harness a fully digital transformation in
the current landscape, where new levels of sophistication and automation are available. As a result,
enterprise leaders are embracing digitalization to stay competitive and empower their organizations
with efficient and quicker results.
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Regaining INR's rightful position in regional trade |
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The Indian National Rupee (INR) played a key
role in foreign trade transactions of Indian subcontinent and gulf region countries in the
pre-independence era. INR was the currency of foreign trade for Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman,
Kuwait, Bahrain, and Yemen till the late 1950’s. After that, the rupee lost traction with
inward looking stance of India forcing all of these countries adopting their own fiat
currencies and devaluation in the post-independence era as a result of failure of economic
policies.
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Round Table organized by DPA - Is net zero still a myth? |
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Focus on sustainable investing is the
fastest-growing segment in the current economy, as widely agreed upon by governments,
authorities, businesses, and investors alike. Investors and financial institutions have been
paying attention to ESG investment for a while now. However, their effects on the financial
performance of firms have come back into the spotlight in the wake of the financial crisis
and the associated heightened restrictions. ESG variables have both sound and adverse
effects on ROE and ROI.
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