Investing in the future of personalised healthcare, preventative medicine and longevity. Healthcare is entering a period of significant transformation. Advances in artificial intelligence, wearable technology, medical diagnostics and digital health platforms are changing how we...

We can measure more about ourselves than at any point in history. A watch can track heart rate, activity, sleep and recovery. Continuous monitors can produce streams of metabolic information. Pathology can measure an expanding range of biomarkers. Imaging continues to improve. AI...

The Next Medical Breakthrough May Already Exist. It Just Needs Someone Willing to Investigate It. Medical progress does not always begin with the invention of a completely new drug. Sometimes it begins with a different question about something we already have. Tadalafil,...

Does Healthcare Invest Enough in Keeping People Healthy? Modern medicine is extraordinary. Conditions that once had few effective treatments can now be managed successfully. Surgical techniques continue to improve. Diagnostic technology is becoming more sophisticated, and...

Why Personalised Healthcare Is About More Than Your DNA Personalised healthcare sounds incredibly futuristic. Mention the term and people often immediately think about genetics. Sequence someone’s DNA, understand their biological blueprint and suddenly healthcare...

The Future of Healthcare Starts Long Before You Visit a Doctor For most of our lives, we’ve been taught to think about healthcare as something we access when we need it. We feel unwell, notice a symptom or realise something isn’t quite right. That’s when we...

The Future of Intelligence Isn’t Just Digital. It’s Biological. For decades, technology has focused on helping businesses become more productive. Software improved accounting. Cloud computing transformed collaboration. Artificial intelligence accelerated...

WHY CAPITAL IS MOVING TOWARDS INTELLIGENCE For decades, capital largely followed assets. Property. Equities. Resources. Infrastructure. The assumption was relatively straightforward. Own valuable assets and long-term value would follow. While assets remain...

For much of the past two decades, investment markets were driven by an environment of low interest rates, abundant liquidity, and rising asset prices. Capital often flowed toward financial assets, technology growth stories, and increasingly complex financial structures. That...

For much of the past two decades, financial markets were shaped by an environment of low interest rates, abundant liquidity, and expanding asset prices. Growth was often rewarded above resilience. Scale was often rewarded above durability. Financial engineering frequently...