Key Questions After the Election and What They Mean for Trump’s Policy
Capstone believes, as we penned last week, Donald Trump’s second term will not be like his first. President-elect Trump’s overwhelming mandate and ability to allow easy confirmation of his people to key positions mean the power of institutions to counteract executive...
Bipartisan Global Possibilities: Underappreciated Foreign Policy Developments
Both sides of the political spectrum have heralded Tuesday’s election as “the most consequential” contest ever, but there are several foreign policy developments that will likely manifest in the next year, regardless of who is President. Investors and companies should...
India’s Hydrogen Sector Primed for Foreign Investment
October 21, 2024 By Dhanush Arun and Dhanendra Kumar This note was co-written with Dhanendra Kumar, a member of Capstone’s India Advisory Board. Kumar was formerly the executive director at the World Bank and the first chair of the Competition Commission of India and...
Chopra’s Risky Basel Endgame Gamble
October 14, 2024 By Keegan Ferguson, Capstone Financial Services Analyst The tortured history of the Basel III Endgame proposal— rules that aim to strengthen bank regulation, supervision, and risk management—took another turn in recent weeks when Bloomberg and others...























