Mexico 2026–2036: Productivity, Productive Structure, and Sustainable Economic Growth
Mexico enters the 2026–2036 decade at a critical economic inflection point. Despite macroeconomic stability, trade openness, and deep integration into global value chains, long-term growth has remained moderate and volatile. More importantly, it has failed to generate sustained gains in productivity, real wages, or economic complexity. This paper examines the structural mechanics underlying Mexico’s growth […]
Global Coordination and Standards
This report examines the evolution of global coordination and standards as a structural element of the financial system. It assesses how variations in regulatory approaches, technological frameworks, and sustainability requirements contribute to fragmentation, and proposes a conceptual architecture to improve coordination and interoperability. Analysis of Global Coordination and Standards Global coordination and standards increasingly function […]
Macro-Financial Vulnerabilities: Reframing financial stability as a dynamic architecture of resilience
Bank & Finance Consulting Group is proud to present its new deep-dive report, Macro-Financial Vulnerabilities — a study that redefines how economists, policymakers, and market participants understand the interplay between finance and the real economy. At the heart of the report lies a simple question with far-reaching implications:Why do financial systems that appear stable so […]
Quantum Technology and the Future of Financial Security
New Report: Quantum Technology and the Future of Financial Security A practical roadmap for post-quantum resilience—from cryptography migration to prudential policy and market infrastructure readiness. Quantum computing is moving from theory to impact. This report explains what it means for payments, digital identity, market infrastructure, and financial stability—and sets out a step-by-step plan for post-quantum […]
Navigating the Financial Ecosystem: A Guide for Non-Financial Firms
Navigating the Financial Ecosystem is essential for today’s non-financial firms. Finance is no longer a background function — it has become the operating system of the global economy. Liquidity shocks, cyber incidents, and regulatory shifts now move through global markets with unprecedented speed, affecting manufacturers, exporters, retailers, and technology firms alike. Yet few corporate leaders […]
Capital Markets and Financial Risks of Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries (NBFIs)
Understanding a Structural Shift in Global Finance Over the past fifteen years, global finance has undergone a profound transformation.Credit and liquidity creation have migrated from banks to markets, giving rise to a new ecosystem of Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries (NBFIs) — including investment funds, insurers, pension systems, and private-credit managers. This structural change has broadened access […]
Biodiversity, Natural Resources, and Financial Risks
Biodiversity, Natural Resources, and Financial Risks Nature loss is financial risk. Over half of global GDP depends on ecosystem services — from pollination and soil fertility to water regulation and coastal protection. Yet these foundations of prosperity are rapidly eroding. The financial implications are systemic: disrupted supply chains, sovereign vulnerability, insurance losses, and asset repricing […]
Navigating the Global Financial Ecosystem
The global financial ecosystem is changing faster than ever. From climate shocks and digital disruption to demographic shifts and geopolitical fragmentation, risks that once seemed isolated now move together. Understanding how these forces interact is no longer optional — it’s essential for financial resilience, stability, and opportunity. Why this matters Finance today operates as an […]
Financial Geopolitics and Global Fragmentation
Geopolitics has moved from the margins to the very core of global finance. What once appeared as isolated shocks has now become a structural reality. Strategic rivalry between the United States and China, the weaponization of sanctions, and the rise of fragmented payment and digital currency infrastructures are redefining how money flows, how reserves are […]
Navigating the Financial Stability Risks of Inequality, Polarization, and Eroding Trust
Why social fragmentation is now a core macro-financial risk—and how policymakers and markets can respond. Inequality, political polarization, and declining trust aren’t just social issues—they’re financial-stability risks that shape fiscal space, market resilience, and institutional credibility. Our new deep-dive report maps the channels from social fragmentation to fiscal stress, banking and capital-market fragility, and regulatory […]