Post by SecondMuse

What is good for people is good for the economy. Not as a hope, but as the same ledger read at different timescales. In a piece for ImpactAlpha, our CEO, Todd Khozein, makes the case that rebuilding Iran's economy could become one of the most consequential reconstruction efforts of the 21st century. The capital will come, he says. The real question is whether it compounds or evaporates, and that comes down almost entirely to how it's deployed. Critical to that success are localized, trust-building mechanisms. The trust dimension is not a soft variable to be addressed after the hard economics. It is hard economics. This is the thesis we have been building for two decades across more than 192 countries and territories. Economies are really networks of human relationships, and it's the trust between people, and the institutions built on it, that lets markets innovate and absorb shocks. Give the article a read here: https://hubs.ly/Q04lb9Qm0 Explore the full white paper here: https://hubs.ly/Q04lbf820