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XVeritum is a global community of knowledge enthusiasts, practitioners, and changemakers who thrive on uncovering insights and solutions to today’s most pressing challenges. Our work sits at the crossroads of Geoeconomics, International Development, Financial & Technological Innovation, and Leadership—domains whose interplay defines the trajectory of our world.
In an age of growing complexity and disruption, the climate crisis cannot be separated from geopolitics, nor can innovation be divorced from inclusive access to finance and leadership. XVeritum exists to connect these threads, fostering dialogue and problem-solving that transcends silos.
Our mission is to bridge divides and build cooperative energies across borders, institutions, and communities. By doing so, we aim to tackle the world’s wicked problems—complex, multi-layered challenges that defy simple solutions.
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This episode examines how stakeholder capitalism is reshaping the future of business, highlighting why companies must create value not just for shareholders but also for employees, communities, and society at large.
In this insightful talk, Ray Dalio unpacks the five major forces shaping the global economy—from shifting demographics and technological disruption to the dynamics of globalization, debt cycles, and geopolitical power transitions. Offering a long-term lens on today’s turbulence, Dalio explains how these macro trends interact to define the trajectory of nations, markets, and societies.
This session explores how shifting geoeconomics, trade realignments, and technological competition are reshaping the Indo-Pacific order. With India at the center of regional strategy, it highlights the country’s interests, challenges, and choices as it navigates power rivalries, supply chain shifts, and the race for technological leadership.
How can defence shift from a cost burden to an engine of economic growth, and could closer India–Europe cooperation in technology and supply chains unlock new opportunities for both regions?
Nestlé India’s Chairman reflects on steering the company through the Maggi noodles crisis, sharing candid lessons on crisis leadership, rebuilding reputation, and earning back stakeholder trust in a changing business landscape shaped by Gen Z expectations.
A candid, data-driven conversation with World Bank Chief Economist Indermit Gill on whether India can sidestep the middle-income trap—and what it would take to get there. Institutions, demographics, trade, tech and reforms—explained clearly, with global context and hard truths.
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