Money is moving — faster than ever and in new directions. Fresh instruments are rising to the fore, financial centers are ascending and retreating, and shifting regulatory regimes are redrawing the routes capital can take. Tracking where money is going (and what is driving it there) means navigating an increasingly fragmented global financial landscape.

Uniting the key players who find themselves at the nexus of money’s movements in 2026, The Ledger will crack the code of contemporary global capital conversations, scanning across the financial system rather than through any single sector. Each of our conversations will return to the same central throughlines: Where is the money going? Why? And what can that movement tell us?