Outcomes-based capitalism, and industry convergence
STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: Combatting megatrends such as AI disruption, global pandemics and climate change will require coordinating different sectors of the economy towards a common goal. Anoop Maini, a fellow at the University of Cambridge's Judge Business School, discusses how the shift towards outcomes-based industries can be made possible, and the role that private capital can play.
To combat significant global challenges like AI disruption, pandemics, and climate change, collaboration among various economic sectors is essential. In a recent episode of Stories of Transformation, Anoop Maini, a fellow at Cambridge’s Judge Business School, discussed the concept of outcomes-based industries and the role private capital can play in this transformation.
Private Equity Wire® and Hedgeweek® are organizing a pre-UNGA track in New York on September 17th for a select group of families interested in shaping the future of healthcare and capitalism.
The morning session will concentrate on establishing a new certified health outcomes industry aimed at preventing and reversing disease escalation, controlling healthcare costs, and safely incorporating AI into healthcare delivery. The afternoon segment will expand the discussion to Outcomes Capitalism, exploring private capital opportunities in the missing layer that links fragmented technologies and interventions to measurable outcomes across major global challenges.
The conversation will cover industry fragmentation and convergence, the investment case for outcomes-based industries, measuring social impact, and the event itself.
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