Digital for Good: Stand for Something... or You Will Fall - Chris Skinner - 書籍 - Marshall Cavendish International (Asia)  - 9789814974400 - 2022年6月30日
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Digital for Good: Stand for Something... or You Will Fall

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How can we use technology and finance to improve society and the planet?

Digital for Good looks at everything from how banking plays a role in the climate emergency through to the FinTech world using technology to overcome issues of inequality and inclusion. The themes of the book include questioning the purpose of banking, and whether it is socially useful; how purpose can impact a bank's role in the climate emergency; the way in which we can use finance to do good for society and the planet; the latest developments in cryptocurrencies; and more.

Unlike Chris Skinner's previous books, this is not an opinion piece but a collaborative effort that includes interviews and chapters from leading authorities including experts from across the world. Examples of those contributing to the book include Adrian Gore, Group Chief Executive, Discovery Bank (South Africa); Tom Blomfield, founder and former CEO, Monzo Bank (UK); Gail Bradbook, co-founder of Extinction Rebellion (UK); Brock Pierce, Chair of the Bitcoin Foundation (USA); Jonathan Quin, Head of Europe Strategy for Ant Group (China); Gottfried Liebrundtt, former Chief Executive Office of SWIFT (Belgium); and many others from all over the world.

The aim of this book is to present an in-the-round, global view of the state of our financial and technological space today, and how these developments are both impacting and improving our world. The bottom-line is: if your business doesn't stand for something, it will fall down.


356 pages

メディア 書籍     Hardcover Book   (ハードカバー付きの本)
リリース済み 2022年6月30日
ISBN13 9789814974400
出版社 Marshall Cavendish International (Asia)
ページ数 356
寸法 236 × 162 × 39 mm   ·   688 g
言語 英語  

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