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Abdulkadir Babo Abbas
Abdulkadir Abbas, is a seasoned Business Administrator and Capital Market, expert. He graduated w
ith a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration in 1991. He obtained an MBA from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in 2007.
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Powering Progress: Unleashing Energy and Infrastructure Opportunities
With shifting geopolitics, nearshoring trends, and the energy transition accelerating, North Ame
rica stands at the center of a historic opportunity.
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Understanding Tariffs in the Global Economy (Invite only)
Tariffs have reemerged as a powerful tool in the shifting landscape of global trade—reshaping su
pply chains, influencing investment decisions, and redefining economic alliances.
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Hunger for Change: Enhancing Resilience and Security in Food Systems
Food systems in Asia are reaching tipping points that present grounds for concern.
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Accelerating Securitization in Africa: The Benefits of Investing in Securitization Transactions
Securitization is increasingly seen as critical to mobilizing private capital to finance the Susta
inable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Feeding Change: Highlights from 2020
As we turn the corner into 2021, the Milken Institute is taking the unprecedented step of bringing t
ogether experts across its numerous Centers to work together on Feeding Change in recognition that true collaboration across disciplines, sectors, and co
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Public Finance/CFO Forum 2021
You are invited to join the Milken Institute Center for Financial Markets for the Public Finance/CFO
Forum.
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A Letter from FasterCures' Executive Director Esther Krofah
Dear FasterCures Community:
Welcome to 2021! I hope you and your family are happy and healthy as we
embark on a new year full of opportunities to grow and learn from each other.
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Malawi’s Second Wave: What Lessons from 2020 Can be Applied in 2021?
As a second wave inundates Malawi, public health officials and policymakers are asking, What lessons
from Malawi’s mild 2020 experience should be applied in 2021?
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