The organizations best positioned to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic were those that planned ahead, built resilient systems and invested in trusted relationships. Now, as AI, geopolitical fragmentation, energy constraints, demographic shifts and severe weather reshape the global economy, resilience is becoming a competitive imperative. Co-chaired with @MarshGlobal, the #BloombergNewEconomy# Competitive Resilience Coalition is helping leaders anticipate disruption, identify opportunity and sustain growth through profound change. Learn More:

The risks facing businesses are changing, and becoming increasingly interconnected. @OliverWyman CEO John Romeo explained why leaders need to be proactive, flexible and adaptable to navigate what comes next at backstage at #BloombergNewEconomy# in Delhi.

At #BloombergNewEconomy# we brought together the #WomenWhoLead# for High Chai in Delhi. Bhawna Agarwal, SVP & Managing Director, @HPE_India, shares the book that changed how she thinks about time, priorities and leadership — and why she hopes to see more women leading the way. Women Who Lead High Chai is sponsored by @HPE.

Delighted to participate in the @BBGNewEconomy Forum in New Delhi. Always a pleasure speaking with @haslindatv about the U.S.-India strategic and economic partnership, prospects for a bilateral trade deal, and the way forward.

ICYMI: What does it take to attract global investment? “The goal is not to crowd the private sector. The goal is to be an enabler for the private sector.” H.E. Sheikh Faisal bin Thani Al Thani of @MOCIQatar and Doha Investment discusses how governments can create the conditions for private-sector growth at #BloombergNewEconomy#. Watch the full interview ⏯️

H.E. Sheikh Faisal bin Thani bin Faisal Al Thani, Minister of Commerce and Industry, participated in the Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2026, held in New Delhi, Republic of India, from 13 to 15 October 2026. During a panel discussion on economic resilience amid global challenges, H.E. highlighted Qatar’s strong economic foundations and ongoing efforts to enhance the business environment, strengthen investor confidence, attract foreign investment, and support private sector growth, while expanding international economic partnerships. #MOCIQatar#

I have a confession to make. I’m not a great fan of global conclaves. Too often, the conversations are more predictable than the guest lists. But there are some people you simply can’t say no to. Mike Bloomberg is one of them. Back in 2018, he persuaded me to co-chair the Global Climate Action Summit in California with him and Patricia Espinosa. It turned out to be an extraordinary learning experience. So when he invited me to join the Advisory Board of the @BBGNewEconomy Forum in New Delhi, I didn’t put up much resistance. And I’m glad I didn’t. Mike’s ability to bring together remarkable minds from around the world is quite something. But my biggest takeaway wasn’t from the grand stage. It was a conversation with Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong. He articulated one of the clearest and most coherent national strategies I’ve heard for turning AI into a competitive advantage. It left me thinking about how much countries can learn from one another, regardless of their size. And reminded me that the real value of these gatherings isn’t always what happens on stage. It’s what you take home in your head.

ICYMI: At the Bloomberg #NewEconomyForum#, bKash's Kamal Quadir spoke with @business' Jeanette Rodrigues about expanding financial inclusion through agent networks. "We have 350,000 retail agents who are providing financial services... it's almost like having a human ATM." Watch the full session here:

ICYMI: At the Bloomberg #NewEconomyForum# @ArthaGlobal's @nebuer42 spoke with @business' Jeanette Rodrigues about measuring the true economic growth and productivity impact of digital payment systems. "Yes, it is dramatically lowering transaction costs, but whether it's leading to growth is a trickier question to answer." Watch the full session here:

As old alliances are tested and the global balance of power shifts, this could be an opening for India to expand its influence. At the Bloomberg #NewEconomyForum#, leaders laid out how and the challenges that could stand in its way. @haslindatv has more from New Delhi.

Would Blackstone President Jonathan Gray hire someone who brought iced coffee to an interview? We caught up with Gray at the Bloomberg #NewEconomyForum# for Five Questions:

🚨 LIVE NOW: As governments and companies race to expand AI capabilities, how will India wield its growing weight and influence in the reordered world? Bloomberg journalists answer your questions.

"If the robots come for us, lock the doors.” Gary Marcus, a well-known AI sceptic and emeritus professor at New York University, talks about the existential risks posed by the technology. Read more from his discussion at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi.

From player to team owner, Aryaman Birla is returning to cricket but in a different avatar. @talktosanjai asks him about life beyond the pitch in Five Questions with Aryaman Birla. Read more on the #NewEconomyForum#:

“AI transformation must begin from the top,” says Kai-Fu Lee, AI pioneer and CEO of “The CEO must take the bull by the horn,” he added. Read more from Bloomberg’s New Economy Forum, held in New Delhi:

India opted to double down on self-sufficiency after Covid, when it was unable to source essential equipment to deal with the pandemic and found itself “let down miserably” by other countries, the country Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said. Read more from Goyal, who was speaking at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi

NOW: Watch the final sessions of #BloombergNewEconomy# featuring @RishiSunak, @USAmbIndia Sergio Gor, @CarbonMeasures' Amy Brachio, @ReNewCorp's @Sumant_Sinha, Mario Draghi and more.