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Jon Boylan

Jon Boylan

Readings…. Nov 9th

On Climate change….. We are passing on to the next generations a planet much worse than we inherited. When asked about the financial risk…

Nov 9, 2018

Readings…. Nov 9th

Nov 9, 2018

Jon Boylan

Reading Oct 30th…

Six pieces of counsel to improve chances of successfully delivering a complicated project..FT’s Tim Harford. Agree, projects are hard to…

Oct 30, 2018

Oct 30, 2018

Jon Boylan

Reading Oct 24th… a few longer reads

Chris skinner asks the question… Is technology removing central powers and centralised authorities, and putting power in the hands of the…

Oct 24, 2018

Oct 24, 2018

Jon Boylan

Reading Oct 23rd……..

What if ?? a reminder we should be asking this question a lot more

Oct 23, 2018

Reading Oct 23rd……..

Oct 23, 2018

Jon Boylan

Reading…& listening……Oct 2nd

“The thing about being transparent is that even bad news becomes a kind of good news — a good sign, that is, of a company’s honesty and…

Oct 2, 2018

Oct 2, 2018

Jon Boylan

Less reading and a bit of watching Sept 26th

A pretty interesting video from Dave Galbraith (info here) on the shift from industrial to #networked organisations & markets. Covers…

Sep 26, 2018

Sep 26, 2018

Jon Boylan

Reading Sept 25th

From Bloomberg with two good examples. Humanity’s irrational response to complex problems tends to make them (a LOT) worse. The Brexit…

Sep 25, 2018

Reading Sept 25th

Sep 25, 2018

Jon Boylan

Reading..Sept 21st

On China, KKR which does excellent research put together a nice piece on China called China: A Visit to the Epicenter .

Sep 21, 2018

Sep 21, 2018

Jon Boylan

Weather report…. Vol picking up?

Is Vol Starting to make a comeback ?

Jan 30, 2018

Weather report…. Vol picking up?

Jan 30, 2018

Jon Boylan

Ten 4 Wednesday…. Our currency, your problem as the old saying goes

Down goes the dollar in Davos as Mnuchin abandons strong dollar policy

Jan 24, 2018

Ten 4 Wednesday…. Our currency, your problem as the old saying goes

Jan 24, 2018

Jon Boylan

Jon Boylan

Cautiously optimistic & humble is a better mindset for long-term happiness. That which survives is that which is most adaptive to change.

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