How Can An MBA Prepare You For The Future Of Work?
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How Can An MBA Prepare You For The Future Of Work?
As the world recovers from the coronavirus pandemic, MBAs are well-placed to lead through changes in the business landscape. Here’s what you’ll need to prepare for the future of work
For future business leaders, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a lesson in preparing for uncontrollable situations.
Recovery is likely to see many workplaces experiencing change, as well as rapid digitalization. Preparing for this future of work will demand leaders to embrace several important skills and competencies, as well as a renewed emphasis on resilience leadership.
Thursday, 22 Apr 2021 08:02 PM MYT
KUALA LUMPUR, April 22 The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is in the process of creating an Islamic financial technology (fintech) accelerator programme in collaboration with The United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF).
Its executive director of digital strategy and innovation Chin Wei Min said the new accelerator programme will be announced in the coming weeks and SC is working to create a market ecosystem that will spur a healthy growth in the fintech sector.
“The Islamic fintech and Islamic capital market in general has been a strategic focus for us this year.
“The key objective in creating the accelerator programme is to encourage more local and international providers to come to our place to continue to spur innovation within the whole Islamic fintech area.
InvestmentNews, Bonhill PLC and the UN Capital Development Fund to Launch Inaugural Global ESG Summit
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NEW YORK, April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ InvestmentNews ESG Clarity US and its parent organization Bonhill PLC will launch the inaugural Global ESG Summit, streaming live across four time zones on May 27, 2021.
Partnering with the United Nations and featuring UN Capital Development Fund executive secretary Preeti Sinha as a keynote speaker, each event stream will be tailored regionally across Asia, UK, Europe and the US.
InvestmentNews, Bonhill PLC and the UN Capital Development Fund to Launch Inaugural Global ESG Summit
COVID-19 Boosts Rwandan Cashless Economy
April 7, 2021COVID-19
CLEVELAND, Ohio Rwanda, the landlocked East African nation of 12.5 million people, received a burst of media coverage in June 2020, when its government, working with Pascal Technologies, provided free motor meters to 20,000 motorcycle taxis in Kigali, Rwanda’s capital. Rwandan taxi drivers had been without work for months during COVID-19. In June, not only did they return to work but they also received digital payment systems. This is a government effort to fully realize a Rwandan cashless economy by 2024.
Removal of Transaction Fees During COVID-19
The Rwandan government’s pursuit of a Rwandan cashless economy initially received resistance from consumers and merchants because of the transaction fees involved in using mobile money on cashless systems. Since COVID-19 might be spread by touching paper money and coins, the government used this to promote the Rwandan cashless economy. During COVID-19, the governm
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