This podcast, part of the Ahead of the Curves Series in Partnership with Stifel Europe, is about what the "S" means for employees especially those who are at the bottom of the pecking order and are being heavily squeezed in the cost-of-living crisis. What is the relationship between business and its people within the supply chain - many of whom may be on the other side of the world?

This discussion took place in May 2022 as part of the Ahead of the Curves series, in partnership with Stifel Europe. This phase of the programme focuses on the links between insecurity & Globalisation and the return of onshoring.

As the first step in this new programme of work for Jericho, a group of business leaders, journalists, policymakers, campaigners, academics and commentators gathered in May 2022 to explore the issues.

Reflections on a colloquium held on 18 May 2022 - by Joe Zammit-Lucia.

This article sets out the challenges and key questions we aim to explore as e establish the Business and Democracy Commission.

This podcast, produced in association with Stifel Europe, is about Davos Man's worst nightmare. The combined effects of the pandemic, Brexit and the war in Ukraine have sent levels of geopolitical and business risk right up. The interconnected, globalised world that Davos Man created is slipping into reverse. International trade and investment is falling and protectionist barriers are on the rise. Economies are shrinking and unemployment is growing.

We are looking forward to the next event in the Jericho Conversation series this summer as we interview Professor Helen Thompson about her latest book Disorder.

This discussion took place in March 2022 as part of the Ahead of the Curves series, in partnership with Stifel Europe. This phase of the programme focuses on the expectation placed on businesses to do and be seen to be doing ‘The Right Thing’.

Here’s the summary of last week’s Jericho Conversation on Putin: What is to be done now?. Bill was the investment adviser to the largest foreign investment fund in Russia until 2005 when he was denied entry to the country and declared a “threat to national security” as a result of his battle against corruption.