Year: 2022
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Digital financial services advancing financial inclusion in ASEAN region
Joint study by University of Cambridge and the Asian Development Bank Institute reveals how individual consumers, households and small businesses use digital finance channels to access credit or raise funds in five ASEAN countries. Read more
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Distilling entrepreneurs from Scotland’s whisky-soaked history
How contested industries can become ‘hotbeds of entrepreneurship’: the 19th century Scottish whisky industry can teach us lessons today, says a study co-authored by Thomas Roulet of Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more
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Tech career aspirations? What does the tidal wave of tech redundancies mean for careers in the field?
Tech giants are feeling the squeeze with a tidal wave of redundancies across the sector, but what does this mean for careers in the field? We spoke to 2 careers experts to find out why the sector is still worth pursuing and where the new opportunities lie. Read more
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How sweet it is to be on grocery shelves
Harry Specters chocolate firm, which was on the Cambridge Social Ventures programme at Cambridge Judge Business School, wins distribution deal with supermarket chain Aldi. Read more
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How your firm can defend itself from a ransomware attack
Ransom was paid in 72% of ransomware cases in which companies sought professional assistance, says report by Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School and Kivu Consulting based on a novel dataset. Read more