金融知識

From Wall Street insiders to self-made investors, finfluencers are reshaping how people learn about money. But in a digital world filled with hype and misinformation, credibility has become just as valuable as financial know-how.

Whether you’re just beginning to invest or looking to deepen your knowledge of markets, a small shelf of the right books can take you surprisingly far. The following four classics do more than explain how financial markets work. They teach discipline, sharpen judgement and offer insights into...

Economic growth requires constant technological innovation. But what are the mechanisms that translate innovation into sustainable growth?

The Scottish-American economist has devoted his career to investigating the connections between wealth and wellbeing.

An embattled outsider for much of his lifetime, the Nobel prize winner's libertarian convictions resonate today in our increasingly polarised world.

Renowned for his skill as a stock picker, the great contrarian was also a committed Christian whose convictions inspired the philanthropy for which he is equally famous.

What causes famines? In 1981, Amartya Sen - India's first Nobel laureate in economics - offered a radical answer: not food scarcity, but inequality in food distribution.

Once synonymous with Wall Street excess, private equity has cleaned up its act and is the largest asset class in private markets today.

Their experimental research methods won them a Nobel prize in 2019 for significantly enhancing our understanding of the world's poor and how to help them.