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Month: March 2026

The Humor Quotient

Posted on 26 March 202625 March 2026 by Quentin Toulemonde

“Humor is reason gone mad.” – Groucho Marx This week, I want to talk about a subject that is rarely addressed seriously in the professional world: humor at work. No business school,…

Private Assets, Public Debt

Posted on 18 March 202617 March 2026 by Quentin Toulemonde

Far from the tumult of global stock markets and heavily publicized geopolitical news, the hushed world of private assets is beginning to shake at its foundations. Rising interest rates, seizing liquidity, sector-wide…

Regression to the mean

Posted on 4 March 20264 March 2026 by Quentin Toulemonde

This week, I want to address the AI craze currently sweeping through our professional environments. Some companies, like Accenture, have moved so aggressively that they have reportedly begun tying promotions to AI…

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