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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.

Gross pioneered active bond trading and became an investing superstar - until hubris caught up with him.

The Nobel laureate believes that neoliberal economics and unfettered markets are failures. His remedy? More government intervention.

His investment memos are so good that even Warren Buffett hastens to read them. So what can we learn from the world's leading investor in distressed debt?

Elinor Ostrom won a Nobel Prize in Economics in 2009 for showing that ordinary people, working together, can manage natural resources sustainably. Her work is as relevant as ever.