Millennials and Gen Zers, born roughly between the early 1980s and mid-2010s, are not only the largest demographic groups but are also driving significant changes in consumer behaviour, work trends, and investment preferences. Here we explore the potential impact of these generations on the economy, delving into their characteristics, preferences, and the emerging trends that are shaping the financial world.
As the new year unfolds, the business landscape is poised for significant transformation. The upcoming megatrends of 2024 promise to redefine industries, reshape strategies, and create both challenges and opportunities for companies worldwide. Let's delve into the five most important ones to watch this year.
The next 10–20 years represent a momentous opportunity for the younger generation. Known as the "Great Wealth Transfer," a massive amount of financial wealth will be transferred from the Baby Boomer generation to Millennials and Gen Z, collectively known as Zennials. This intergenerational transfer will not only impact the economy but will also have a ripple effect on technology and culture.
Excitement around cryptocurrencies has surged over recent years, sometimes dominating financial headlines and discussions. Where did it all start? This article aims to provide an overview of cryptocurrencies' history and what it may be saying about their future.
Economic growth due to demographic changes is a unique opportunity for the demographic dividend. The population in the Middle East and North Africa region is expected to double in size within the next twenty years. With the right investments and opportunities, young people can build a stable future in their countries.
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) create a unique place in the digital asset space by combining rarity and authenticity. They function as digital certificates of authenticity by representing ownership of unique goods on the blockchain. Individuals with ultra-high net worth (UHNWIs) and high net worth (HNWIs) are increasingly interested in this emerging asset class in an ever-changing global financial landscape.
The economic landscape of live music has long been a subject of intrigue and analysis. In recent years, the rise of pop superstar Taylor Swift has shed new light on the industry and its impact on the broader economy. Dubbed "Swiftonomics," this phenomenon explores the intersection of music, consumer spending, and market dynamics.
The Middle East has embarked on the creation of sustainable projects. The ESG projects (environmental, social, and government impact) highlight the commitment of the government and businesses towards transitioning towards a sustainable energy mix as well as a sustainable economy.

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