Markets & Geopolitics

How are cities getting smart?

24 April 2018

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Markets & Geopolitics

How can we attract and retain more female talent?

24 April 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

How are investors making risk decisions in the current climate?

24 April 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

Clustering to compete: Nurturing innovation for prosperity and security

23 April 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

People, place, possibility: The story of the century to come

23 April 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

City competitiveness in the age of urbanisation

10 April 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

On the radar

The real estate industry has profoundly changed over the past decade. Nowhere is this more apparent than in investment risk management.

Anne Wiktorin, Journalist, Union Investment
4 April 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

Smart cities | Built by people for people

Interactions between governments and citizens, between citizens themselves and between individuals within organisations, such as employers, healthcare systems and educational institutions, all make up the life of a city.

Tony Mulhall, Associate Director, International Professional Standards, RICS
20 March 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

Big data, smart cities, and intelligent buildings

Big data offers the opportunity to understand the way both natural and human systems work and the technologies have already entered into widespread use, changing the way the urban realm is being analysed and managed.

Tony Mulhall, Associate Director, International Professional Standards Team, RICS
6 March 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

Smart city London needs smart standards

Disruption has become a cliché. But we should not underestimate the scale and speed of change that London must face.

John Kraus, Director of External Affairs, RICS
19 February 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

Border Control

An upsurge in nationalism and the refugee crisis reminds us that barriers are still with us.

Tim Marshall, Author and journalist
1 February 2018

Markets & Geopolitics

Metropolis now

Major cities used to be the fulcrum of the national economy. Now they’re nodes of the global economy. Are they starting to care more for their relationships with each other, than with their own hinterlands?

George Bull
24 October 2017

Markets & Geopolitics

Perspectives on Global Real Estate Investment

10 years on from the Global Financial Crisis, the RICS Investment Risk Forum (IRF), made up of more than 40 of the world’s most influential real estate investors, has found that diminishing returns are driving real estate investment diversification. In a new report, this group explores whether lessons from previous cycles have been learnt to mitigate future risk.

RICS Investment Risk Forum
11 October 2017

Natural Environment

Toolkit: Exploring responsible business

Where will your business be in 10, 20 or even 50 years? What impact will issues of human rights, corruption or the environment have on your local, or global business?

Ursula Hartenberger, Global Head of Sustainability , RICS
26 September 2017

Markets & Geopolitics

Unfair game

The complex nature of supply chains can make it hard for construction firms to detect exploitation. Three experts discuss how best to combat such unethical behaviour.

David Blackman
26 September 2017

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How are cities getting smart?

How can we attract and retain more female talent?

How are investors making risk decisions in the current climate?

Clustering to compete: Nurturing innovation for prosperity and security

People, place, possibility: The story of the century to come

City competitiveness in the age of urbanisation

On the radar

Smart cities | Built by people for people

Big data, smart cities, and intelligent buildings

Smart city London needs smart standards

Border Control

Metropolis now

Perspectives on Global Real Estate Investment

Toolkit: Exploring responsible business

Unfair game