In this episode, we asked two leaders from G+D’s Corporate Sustainability department – Andreas Lamina, Head of G+D’s Corporate Sustainability department, and Frank Krüger, Director Corporate Sustainability, G+D – to identity five of the critical success factors that businesses can adopt to establish a highly impactful ESG strategy today:

Integrated digital solutions can help increase the currency cycle’s efficiency, supporting collaboration and ensuring lower costs, keeping all forms of public currency competitive. We look at five ways in which the currency ecosystem is set to evolve in the future:

In this episode we explore how G+D’s approximately 11,800 employees and 89 companies worldwide:

In this episode, we explore the benefits of cotton banknotes, such as its:

Research has suggested that 37% of people would switch automotive brands to improve car connectivity. In some countries, the percentage of consumers willing to switch brands for enhanced connectivity is even higher – 56% of those surveyed in China, for example. Connected car market growth is accelerating, with an estimated CAGR of 26% over the period 2021 to 2025. In this episode we explore:

Cash is the most widely used payment system in the world, with some 576 billion banknotes currently in circulation. The impact of improving sustainability over the entire cash cycle – from production to end-of-life treatment – would be significant.

In this episode we explore:

We examine how measures such as digital travel passports and biometric control can be implemented at borders to enhance passenger travel – now and post-pandemic.

Wherever they are, customers want a seamless user journey: secure online banking while traveling, physical touchpoints at home. How do banks implement this?

Integrated SIM card: all the functionalities of eSIM technology but with added security to bring you closer to a connected world.

One of the core motivations for CBDCs in emerging markets is to extend access to financial services to every citizen. But leveling that playing field is only going to be possible if CBDCs are designed for inclusivity from the outset.