AFR Insights sees The AFR collaborating with leading companies to provide in-depth analysis of the issues shaping Australia's future. Going beyond traditional branded content, AFR Insights connects with The AFR's influential audience through editorially independent, research-driven insights.

The era of digital complexity in Australian energy, utilities and infrastructure written by Clayton Utz in partnership with The Action Exchange, explores the changing nature of procurement and contracting in increasingly digitally-connected infrastructure, energy and utilities projects.

Private equity faces tough market conditions, with IPOs and exits becoming more challenging.  'A New PE Playbook: Economic Headwinds Spur Private Equity Evolution,' explores the ways in which PE firms are adapting to a changed economic environment.

Doing business in global markets demands careful preparation. Asialink Business, Australia’s National Centre for Asia Capability, has published this series of essential guides for Australian businesses exporting to and investing in Asia.

Decarbonising transport will be a critical step towards achieving net zero emissions. 'Transition drivers: Navigating an electric fleet future’ examines the pathways to successfully managing this transition for Australian fleets.

How is sustainable finance evolving in Asia-Pacific? The Action Exchange's Georgia McCafferty authored this report, published by Westpac Institutional Bank and Economist Impact, to examine the question.

CPA Ontario's new report on building trust in new frontiers, produced in partnership with The Action Exchange, examines the promise and perils for business of procuring and using AI responsibly.

A new attitude of Net Zero Exceptionalism is emerging in Australian policy, regulatory and investment settings, according to this report published by Clayton Utz in partnership with The Action Exchange.

Carolyn Hall, Chief Executive Officer of The Mulloon Institute, speaks to The Action Exchange about the potential for landscape rehydration to build natural capital.

This radical new approach to understanding marine pollution is the product of a two-year engagement with a global group of scientific, policy, business and NGO stakeholders.