How will the world be changed and challenged over the next 100 years? This is the very question which sits at the core of Klisman Murati’s work. In answering it, he has pioneered a new way of mapping the future of global development which challenges the status quo of short-term... Read More
How will the world be changed and challenged over the next 100 years? This is the very question which sits at the core of Klisman Murati’s work. In answering it, he has pioneered a new way of mapping the future of global development which challenges the status quo of short-term thinking that is so frequently found in corporations, investment houses and governments around the world.
Using innovations like the Global Power Index, Murati has the exceptional ability to forecast the future of entire countries. He does this by uncovering the origins and fundamentals of power, and how Globalisation, Geopolitics, Transformative Technology and Societal Change (the Global 4) shape our daily lives. He provides his international audience of business leaders, investors and policy makers with the tools to think long term, so they can understand not only how, but more importantly why the Global 4 are converging, so they can create more successful long-term business, investing and policy strategy.
Murati speaks with originality and authority on topics like the future of fintech, the energy transition, geo-economic decoupling, the widening wealth gap, the effectiveness of ESG, the impact of changing demographics, outer space security and more to audiences including KPMG, HSBC, Chatham House, NATO, UAE Central Bank and Lloyds of London etc. He has also authored 250+ articles and thought pieces on important global economic and political issues. His views on global geo-economic issues are widely cited by the media, and he is a frequent commentator on various business news programs and publications including the FT, Investment Week, BBC News and Al Jazeera.
In a world which is increasingly polarised, Murati is not afraid to take real positions on important issues and is able to argue them coherently, without being argumentative or dogmatic. This refreshingly candid approach not only informs but also empowers his audiences to think differently in order to meet the complex challenges of today and tomorrow with confidence.
He holds a BSc Hons in Social Anthropology & Human Rights and an MSc in Security Studies from the University College London. Additionally, he has a specialist certificate in Financial Crime Risk in Global Banking & Markets, and an Executive Certificate in Outer Space Studies from the Geneva Centre for Security Policy.