The global energy system is undergoing its most significant transformation since the Industrial Revolution. As climate science strengthens and extreme weather intensifies, governments, investors and industries are converging on a central truth: decarbonisation is an economic necessity. At the core of this shift is climate capital, the reallocation of financial resources toward technologies and business…
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Private credit has become one of the fastest-growing segments of global finance, raising an important question in Thailand: Will private credit compete with banks or strengthen the financial system by complementing them? While headlines sometimes portray the two as rivals, global experience points to a different reality. Banks remain the backbone of national credit systems,…
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Private credit is rewriting the rules of corporate finance. What was once a niche alternative has become the preferred source of fast, flexible capital for companies facing complex or time-critical need-filling gaps that traditional lenders, constrained by regulation and risk limits, cannot immediately serve. Yet beneath the speed, flexibility and certainty that defines private credit…
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Private credit has quickly expanded from a niche strategy into a core allocation for global investors. The asset class offers stable income, negotiated protection and senior ranking in a borrower’s capital structure. But as private credit becomes more widely adopted in Thailand, one message is critical: this is not a risk-free investment. Its resilience depends…
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Global demand for private credit continues to accelerate, supported by long-term commitments from pension funds, insurers, sovereign wealth funds and the world’s wealthiest families. This momentum is not a short-term reaction to high interest rates, but a reflection of deeper structural changes in global capital markets. As interest in private credit in Thailand grows, understanding…
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Private credit has rapidly expanded into a US$2.3-trillion global industry, raising questions about whether this growth represents genuine financial strength or early signs of a bubble. At the same time, interest in private credit in Thailand has increased significantly as companies search for new ways to access capital while traditional funding channels become increasingly restrictive.…
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The global healthcare sector is undergoing a profound transformation, one shaped by demographic pressures, rapid technological breakthroughs and shifting economic power centres. As populations age, chronic diseases proliferate and patients demand more personalised care, governments and investors alike are recalibrating priorities. At the core of this shift are precision medicine, longevity science and artificial intelligence…
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Sanofi will acquire the London-based vaccine startup Vicebio for $1.15 billion upfront and as much as $450 million in future payments, the companies said Tuesday. The deal marks Sanofi’s fourth acquisition of the year, following the recently completed $9 billion purchase of commercial-stage drugmaker Blueprint Medicines, an Alzheimer’s pipeline expansion with a $470 million deal…
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In 2020, Jaci Hermstad died at age 26 from a rare and aggressive form of ALS. But her story didn’t end there. A drug that was created just for her, called Jacifusen, has since been given to others with mutations in the FUS gene, what’s known as FUS-ALS. The results in the first 12 patients, published…
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