Oliver Wyman Forum

📣 Just launched - the 2024 edition of our Urban Mobility Readiness Index 📣 Since 2019, in partnership with University of California, Berkeley, we have published an annual ranking of major global cities along key dimensions of their readiness to meet the mobility demands of tomorrow, focusing on urban mobility, sustainability, public transit, and technology adoption. This year’s edition adds five new cities to make a total of 70. Topping the index this year is San Francisco - where does your city rank? Explore our new, expansive report, with tailored recommendations to improve urban mobility for each city > https://owy.mn/3OLBtNY #OWForum #Mobility #UrbanMobility #PublicTransit #SustainableMobility

The global population is rapidly aging, with those over 60 expected to double by 2050. Simultaneously, more people are choosing to work beyond traditional retirement age. This shift means organizations must adapt by creating age-inclusive cultures and flexible work arrangements to effectively engage and benefit from this growing, experienced workforce. Uncharted brings you insights off the beaten path, drawn from three years' worth of consumer research. Stay tuned for more. #OWForum #Uncharted

Joining us at #CWNYC, Micah Kotch, Partner at Blackhorn Ventures talks about the growth of autonomous ride hail and privately-owned, zero-emission electric transportation, as well as the role of cities, policymakers, and public-private partnerships in driving a sustainable mobility future 👇 Discover our new report on the new technologies transforming travel and challenging industry executives> https://owy.mn/4gUGfpc #OWForum #Mobility #UrbanMobility #EV #AV

Corporate bond markets have undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade. Our latest analysis reveals a seismic shift: Hedge funds and ETFs are now major players in corporate bond trading, while traditional broker-dealers have stepped back. The numbers tell the story: 📈 Corporate bond ETFs: 5x growth in the last decade 📈 Hedge fund holdings: Nearly tripled since 2015 Why this matters: This isn't just a reshuffling of players – it's a fundamental rewiring of how corporate debt markets function. Trading efficiency has improved so much that the premium for holding illiquid bonds is falling, and some investors are now looking to private markets for yield. Dive into our full report on this market evolution > https://owy.mn/3YlQ4W #OWForum #FinancialMarkets #CorporateDebt #MarketStructure

The recent election of Claudia Sheinbaum as Mexico’s first female president is a symbolic achievement that holds the potential to transform the country’s political culture, says Martha Tagle, a former deputy of the Mexican Congress and an advocate for the legalization of abortion. We recently interviewed Martha for our new report in collaboration with Women Political Leaders (WPL), and the World Bank’s Women, Business and the Law on the positive impact of having more women in political offices. Read the full interview > https://owy.mn/49uIwnG #OWForum #RepresentationMatters #WomenInPolitics #OW4Society

The mobility industry is continuously exploring efficiency to make consumer travel faster and more convenient: AI systems have increased the accuracy of weather prediction up to 40%, offering faster routes, fewer weather-related delays, and better anticipation of dangerous climate hazards. Leveraging interviews with mobility industry leaders, global Oliver Wyman Forum survey data, and an Oliver Wyman Forum survey of NYSE-listed companies from across the economy, our new report identifies ways the mobility industry has used AI that may be relevant to other industries as they develop their own strategies > https://owy.mn/3YXS47E #OWForum #AIInTransportation #SmartMobility #AI

📽️ Watch our highlights from a recent Oliver Wyman Forum Leadership Reimagined roundtable with Gilles Roucolle, Gwendoline Cazenave, Eurostar, and Dr. Andreas Nienhaus. We discussed mobility megatrends across Europe, exploring key themes from Gilles’ new book, Transformations in Mobility. John Romeo Rupal Sachdev Kantaria #OWForumLeadershipReimagined #Leadership #Mobility #Innovation #TransformationsinMobility

Global spending on mobility services is expected to triple in the next decade from $389 billion in 2023 to $1.1 trillion by 2035, driven largely by significant expansion in EV charging and digital services. In our new article, now in World Economic Forum, Dr. Andreas Nienhaus and Steffen Rilling present findings from our latest report, What Urban Mobility Will Look Like in 2035, and explore why ensuring mobility growth is equitable, efficient, and sustainable requires a more reliable regulatory framework, partnerships between governments and industry and expansion of existing infrastructure > https://owy.mn/49kz5Y7 #OWForum #UrbanMobility #EV #DigitalMobility

Today’s business environment contains so much promise and uncertainty. The response? A growth agenda designed for today’s circumstances. CEOs are emphasizing growth- and value-oriented initiatives in equal measure, with an identical 55% citing organic investment in new revenue streams and capital efficiency and cash flow management among their top three priorities for creating shareholder value. Discover more insights in The New Growth Agenda > https://owy.mn/3Y3g2Oh #OWForum #NYSE #Leadership #Growth #CEOAgenda

Banks are not the only critical financial institutions that face growing exposure to corporate credit. Insurers and pension funds are key investors, accounting for roughly $400 billion of the entire private credit fund market. In 2021, pension funds accounted for 31% of aggregate private credit fund assets, while insurers account for 9% of the market. As private credit grows in size and complexity, its interconnections with the broader financial system have become an area to watch for regulators and policymakers. Discover Rewiring the Financing Machine for essential insights on how these interconnections are evolving > https://owy.mn/3YlQ4Wb #OWForum #FutureOfMoney #FinancialServices #PrivateCapital #HedgeFunds