Dariusz Wojcik, Professor of financial geography and co-founder of a global network on financial geography, discusses his groundbreaking work, 'Atlas of Finance.' He highlights the importance of visual storytelling in simplifying complex financial concepts and the collaborative efforts behind the atlas. Topics include the historical impact of English common law on finance, the need for diversity in financial research, and the evolution of climate finance. Wojcik also envisions future enhancements to financial literacy through engaging visuals and interactive content.

Dariusz Wojcik, a Professor of financial geography at the National University of Singapore, discusses his groundbreaking work, 'Atlas of Finance.' The conversation spans the historical journey of money from ancient times to today's digital currencies and explores how geography impacts finance. Wojcik highlights the book’s innovative visuals that simplify complex concepts and addresses the dominance of U.S. male authors in finance research. The episode also delves into finance's role in climate action and the surprising advancements in central bank digital currencies.

Dariusz Wojcik, a Professor of financial geography and co-founder of a global financial geography network, discusses his visually-driven work, 'Atlas of Finance.' He explores the historical evolution of money, emphasizing geography’s role in shaping financial systems. Topics include the interplay between finance and law, innovative financial solutions addressing climate change, and the global dynamics of cryptocurrency trading. Wojcik also highlights the critical lessons from past financial crises, showcasing how they inform today’s complex financial landscape.