Sean Taylor

2 months ago | brandspurng.com | Sean Taylor

By Sean Taylor, Co-Founder & Director at Insight Consulting Data is gold in our increasingly digitised world. Just as the value of gold is only realised in the refinement process, data needs to be refined to unlock its real value. Unrefined data can damage businesses, their competitiveness and ability to capitalise on opportunities. Good quality data, which is refined, can be leveraged to improve competitiveness, decision-making and profitability.

Oct 8, 2024 | advisorperspectives.com | Sean Taylor

Key TakeawaysWe see broader opportunities for investment returns in emerging markets, driven by domestic economies and supported by an easing monetary environment. We expect markets to be volatile over the medium term but India, Japan and Southeast Asia offer the potential for better risk-adjusted returns for investors looking to diversify away from U.S. technology-related investment strategies.

Jul 15, 2024 | itweb.co.za | Sean Taylor

Data is gold in our increasingly digitised world. Just as the value of gold is only realised in the refinement process, data needs to be refined to unlock its real value. Unrefined data can damage businesses, their competitiveness and ability to capitalise on opportunities. Good quality data, which is refined, can be leveraged to improve competitiveness, decision-making and profitability.

Jul 11, 2024 | cbn.co.za | Sean Taylor

By Sean Taylor, Co-Founder & Director at Insight ConsultingData is gold in our increasingly digitised world, just as the value of gold is only realised in the refinement process. Data needs to be refined to unlock its real value. Unrefined data can damage businesses, their competitiveness and ability to capitalise on opportunities. Good quality data, which is refined, can be leveraged to improve competitiveness, decision-making and profitability.

Mar 21, 2024 | advisorperspectives.com | Peeyush Mittal |Sean Taylor |Swagato Ghosh

OverviewIndia’s equity markets are being driven by fundamentals in the form of robust economic expansion which is leading to strong earnings growth. India is also, helpfully, in the draft of favorable geopolitical tailwinds. In this paper, we make the case for India—not as the potential new China or as potentially one of the best-performing equity markets of 2024—but for its own long-term structural growth prospects.