While artificial intelligence is a compelling investment theme, governance is not keeping up with the pace of development, leaving a significant accountability gap. Remy Takang Arrey’s report for DPAM, ‘The AI disclosure gap: what investors still cannot see’ highlights that the market currently discloses more about whether AI is being built at scale than on whether it is being well governed. This has financial implications for investors.

DPAM has updated its country sustainability rankings for emerging countries and OECD member states, drawn from our proprietary country model. This edition of the reports focuses on Belgium and the Philippines. What do the underlying indicators reveal about the long-term resilience of these countries?

Long regarded as abundant despite being indispensable, water was often treated as secondary to energy and climate issues, however the accelerating scarcity of this resource now makes it a fundamental challenge for the sustainability of our societies.