In a world with more information, opportunity and ways to build prosperity than ever before, where should we focus our attention?
Through fresh perspectives on cultural fluency, intellectual curiosity, social networks and financial growth, discover an expanding definition of capital — and what it takes to build it.
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“There’s no such thing as a culturally pure tradition.” Michelin-starred chef and cultural catalyst Ivan Brehm joins HSBC’s Head of Network Banking Noor Adhami to explore how cultural fluency unlocks common understanding and business edge.
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“When you’re stuck, go sideways.” HSBC’s Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer David Rice joins neuroscientist Anne-Laure Le Cunff to explore how curiosity, combinational thinking and small experiments can turn unexpected connections into better ideas.
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“The strongest relationships often start without an objective.” HSBC’s Global Head of Innovation Banking Dave Sabow joins investor Maryanna Saenko to explore why the most meaningful networks are built through shared experience, genuine curiosity and a track record of solving problems together.
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“A legacy is a foundation, not a set of instructions.” HSBC’s Private Bank CEO Ida Liu joins seventh-generation Savile Row heavyweight Simon Cundey to explore what enduring families and businesses can teach us about stewardship, succession and knowing what to preserve — and what to remix.
Cultural capital today is broader than knowing the next big artist, restaurant or hangout. It's about knowing what deserves your attention, how to expand your frame of reference and understand local perspectives. Global leaders from Sotheby’s, The 50, Capella and HSBC share how they build cultural fluency.
The strongest networks aren’t necessarily the largest. They’re the ones that bring fresh context, trusted introductions and perspectives you wouldn’t encounter on your own. Leaders from AlphaGeo, ArthAum Group, Carro and HSBC share how they build relationships that deepen over time, navigate unfamiliar markets and create value beyond the immediate transaction.
In a world of relentless information, how do we stay curious while building conviction? Global leaders share the habits they use to think independently and make better decisions in an age of AI and constant updates.
Growth today demands a long-term view of where value can come from and what deserves protecting. From diversification and new asset classes to stewardship and legacy, global leaders explore the decisions and trade-offs shaping how capital is built around the world.
Cultural fluency means being able to feel at home across different cultural and geographical contexts. Crucially, it's also about judgement and discernment: knowing how to read the room, understanding nuance and acting with credibility. In this episode, global leaders reveal how cultural fluency can become a business edge.
Trust is built through cultural fluency, credible networks and the confidence people are willing to place in you, sometimes before your reputation has caught up. In this episode, we hear how global leaders build social capital in unfamiliar markets, and turn introductions into enduring relationships.
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