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The Next Chapter of Philippine Growth isn’t just about Raising Capital, it’s about Using it Better.
MAPping the Future
August 17, 2026
2025 was a good year for Philippine private capital. Against the backdrop of softer venture markets across Southeast Asia, the country recorded another year of growth in 2025. Total private capital raised increased by 34%, supported by larger deal sizes and a broader mix of...
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The Making of a Real Chief Sustainability Officer
MAP Insights
August 11, 2026
The rapid elevation of sustainability to the apex of corporate agendas has triggered an unprecedented expansion of the modern C-suite, making the Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) one of the most visible leadership roles in contemporary enterprise. However, this visibility often masks a structural challenge: many...
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Pax Silica and the Luzon Economic Corridor: The Capability Test
MAPping the Future
August 10, 2026
Pax Silica and the Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC) have attracted both excitement and suspicion. Supporters see opportunities for major investment in semiconductors, AI, electronics, and advanced manufacturing. Critics raise concerns about foreign influence, land use, tax incentives, environmental risks, and whether Filipinos will truly benefit....
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Independent Directors and Independent Thinking
MAP Insights
August 4, 2026
Independent directors are a cornerstone of good corporate governance. They are expected to provide objective oversight, challenge management when necessary, and safeguard the long-term interests of shareholders and stakeholders. Yet as governance practices evolve, an important question remains: Is independence enough?   A director may...
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Ownership before Leadership: The Succession that Matters Most
MAPping the Future
August 3, 2026
When families talk about succession, the conversation usually begins with leadership: who will run the company next? That question matters. But for family companies that hope to last beyond the next generation, a more fundamental question deserves equal attention: who will own the enterprise in...
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