The History of Consumer Credit in One Giant Infographic

From the writings of antiquity to the innovations that fueled the modern debt boom, we look at the history of consumer credit in this massive infographic. Read more

$63 Trillion of World Debt in One Visualization

How much debt has been racked up by governments? This stunning infographic shows each country’s share of world debt, along with their debt-to-GDP ratio. Read more

What Drives Long-Term National Debt Growth?

The national debt keeps growing and growing. But what’s driving that trend, and when will the situation reach a critical mass of attention? Read more

The 5 Biggest Market Risks That Billionaires are Hedging Against

What market risks are the world’s most elite investors worried about, and how are they protecting themselves? Here is what is keeping billionaires up at night. Read more

How Tech is Changing the Modern Credit Landscape

The traditional credit score is becoming obsolete – and now, big data and new tech are already starting to shape the modern credit landscape. Read more

How Technology is Shaping the Future of Consumer Credit

Massive amounts of data, the use of biometrics, the fintech boom, and neural networks are just some trends shaping the future of consumer credit. Read more

How the Modern Consumer is Different

We all have a stereotypical image of the average consumer – but is it an accurate one? Meet the modern consumer, and what it means for business. Read more

Visualizing the Evolution of Consumer Credit

See how consumer credit has evolved through the ages — from its ancient origins, to the use of game-changing technologies like artificial intelligence. Read more

Visualizing the Meteoric Rise of Bond ETFs

Bonds are a staple in every portfolio, but up until recently were hard to own. Here’s how bond ETFs changed that, reaching $1 trillion in global AUM. Read more

Where the World’s Banks Make the Most Money

Last year, the global banking industry cashed in an impressive $1.36 trillion in profits. Here’s where they made their money, and how it breaks down. Read more