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What is the Global Business Committee?

The Global Business Committee (GBC) has an advisory role to the Executive Committee in assessing and validating business strategies, key business aspects and priorities as well as in debating industry trends and issues. The GBC consists of the members of EFG International’s Executive Committee, the regional Heads and selected senior managers.

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Sponsorships • Jazz

Welcome to the EFG London Jazz Festival 2024

The EFG London Jazz Festival returns on Friday, 15 November 2024 to Sunday, 24 November 2024. EFG’s long-standing partnership with the Festival means it is a flagship event in our global calendar, a place where artists and the audiences unite in a shared celebration of live music. This sentiment was echoed by Christian Berchem, Chief Executive Officer, EFG Private Bank Limited, in his welcome message.

Marketing & Communications

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Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to accelerate sustainable development

With less than one-fifth of the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on track, the world urgently needs innovative solutions to drive further progress*. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful catalyst that is capable of accelerating sustainable development across various sectors − from optimising energy consumption and revolutionising agriculture to enhancing disaster preparedness and healthcare. This article explores how AI technologies can be leveraged to overcome complex global challenges and bring us closer to achieving a more sustainable and equitable future.

Melanie Beyeler, Senior Portfolio Manager

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Investment Insights • MFN

The Swiss Beveridge curve and inflation

The Beveridge curve – the relationship between the rate of unemployment and the vacancy rate – plays an important role in judging the state of the labour market. As the labour market tightens - vacancies rise and the unemployment rate falls - inflation pressures tend to build. The Beveridge curve is therefore a useful tool for policymakers to help understand the state of the labour market and inflation pressures.

Stefan Gerlach

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