During the summer holidays, Miss Tweed shares videos of the conferences held during its "Luxury at the Summit" in Val d'Isère, April 12-13 2025.

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing and impact investing are navigating a complex global landscape in 2025, shaped by the Trump administration’s anti-woke, anti‑diversity agenda in the United States, alongside regional resilience and evolving investor priorities. Sustainability as an investment thesis is adapting pragmatically, and major investors are recalibrating their strategies. These shifts have significant implications for the fashion and luxury sectors, which are deeply tied to sustainability trends.

Euan Rellie explains how ESG and impact investing are changing globally in light of the Trump agenda.

During the summer break, Miss Tweed shares videos of the conferences held during its "Luxury at the Summit" in Val d'Isère, April 11-12 2025.

The world has become unpredictable and unstable, even chaotic: conflicts, economic changes, new alliances, technological breakthroughs... How can we find our way and make the right decisions? Drawing on their respective backgrounds – military strategy and diplomacy - Loïc Finaz and Eric Danon have developed a clear and powerful analysis of the upheavals underway.

They guide us through some of the world’s current major international issues and explain how they impact the economy and corporate governance. Their conference aims to give us some keys to understanding power relations, anticipating risks and seizing opportunities.

Gucci’s collapse is revealing of the profound crisis engulfing the luxury goods industry. Consumers are no longer willing to spend thousands of euros on a brand that does not mean anything to them anymore. You cannot blame them. Gucci’s message has become weak and confused after the brand has been going in too many different directions from a creative point of view for more than three years.