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A Taxonomy of Digital Assets

Taxonomies are a tool used for visually understanding complex topics through hierarchical and categorical relationship-mapping based on key defining characteristics. As digital and financial services continue to expand, taxonomies are a...
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Kate Goldman

Formerly Milken Institute
News Release

The Milken Institute Launches Initiative to Increase Diverse Talent in the Asset Management Industry

DEI in Asset Management Program Aims to Improve Recruitment, Retention and Advancement; Carlyle joins initiative as Strategic Partner and first Underwriter Washington, DC – October 14, 2021 – As part of its ongoing work to elevate diversity...
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Chad Clinton

Director, Media Relations
Chad Clinton is the director of media relations for the Milken Institute. Hired to this role in August 2021, Clinton develops and executes strategies to amplify the Institute’s core messages by generating coverage of its pillar workstreams, experts, and events.
Power of Ideas

On the Rebound: Rethinking Our Work

From an economic, business, and societal standpoint, COVID-19 has brought about tremendous change—in the ways we work; the ways we interact with clients, customers, and employees; and the ways we conduct business in the global economy...
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Jean Yves Fillion

CEO, BNP Paribas USA, and Chairman, BNP Paribas CIB Americas
Power of Ideas

ESG and Profits: Not Mutually Exclusive

People matter, the planet matters, but so, too, do investor returns. To many, the consideration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues is at odds with the notion of profit maximization. However, these objectives need not be...
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Kenneth Blay and Clive Emery
Power of Ideas

Banking Inclusion Post-COVID

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans faced financial hardships, limiting their ability to build savings and credit. For people without bank accounts, that limitation—which has always been acute—almost certainly became more so. More...
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Charles Scharf

CEO, Wells Fargo & Co.
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