Three months after the high-level Mozambique–EU encounter held in Brussels in March 2026 under the EU's Global Gateway initiative, centred on the RENMOZ in Europe 2026 investment forum, a follow-up scheduled for June 11-12, 2026, in Maputo, Mozambique. This event is the main follow-up to the "Road to RENMOZ 2026" pre-agenda, which included "RENMOZ in Europe"

Details of recent EU-Mozambique interactions are as follows:

· RENMOZ in Europe: Held on March 17-18, 2026, in Brussels, Belgium, this high-level investment forum aimed to showcase Mozambique's renewable energy investment pipeline and connect European expertise, technology, and finance with Mozambique's energy projects. It served as an international roadshow to promote Mozambique as an investment destination aler-energia.org

· RENMOZ 2026: This is the 5th Business Conference Renewables in Mozambique and will take place from June 11-12, 2026, in Maputo. It's focused on accelerating business, investment, and on-the-ground projects in renewable energy in Mozambique. It's also part of the broader Global Gateway Business Forum EU-Mozambique

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Emissions, Sustainability, Climate Economics

Colin Waugh gave a guest lecture at Bayes Business School in London on December 10, 2025 on the topic: “Global Carbon Emissions Markets: Rapid Evolution Amid rising Climate Stress”

Waugh presented to the students in the current year, 2025-2026, cohort of the MSc in Sustainable Management and Finance programme. The programme is run by Bayes Professor Ana-Maria Fuertes.

Subsequently he was interviewed by Professor Fuertes on his experiences and perspectives in the commodities market, which was published in the Summer 2026 edition of Commodity Insights Digest: https://www.bayes-cid.com/pdf/issues/2026-summer/publications/CID-Summer-2026-Waugh-interview.pdf

December 10, 2025
City of London University

Interview by Commodity Thursdays

CONTINUING TRADER EDUCATION

Over the past decades, the hottest trend in trading techniques has evolved from technical analysis to the Elliot Wave, from Quant Trading to algo analysis, to today’s AI traders who can manage portfolios blind, and while not without their glitches, rarely crash into a wall.

Whatever the merits and drawbacks of each approach, portfolio managers and professional investors have had to keep pace with the new knowledge required to interact with market movements profitably while satisfying their clients’ needs for superior returns.

As well as keeping apace of the key individual markets and the investor flows driving the prices money managers new and old have a continuous need for education and training to not fall behind the curve of their competition.

Learning to anticipate and anticipating what to learn, these are the twin challenges for the successful portfolio manager. In this, Strata Transitions participates alongside its peers in the marketplace as well as well as with business academia, sharing knowledge and ideas and debating the trends that matter in the marketplace

Over the past decades, the hottest trend in trading techniques has evolved from technical analysis to the Elliot Wave, from Quant Trading to algo analysis, to today’s AI traders who can manage portfolios blind, and while not without their glitches, rarely crash into a wall.

Whatever the merits and drawbacks of each approach, portfolio managers and professional investors have had to keep pace with the new knowledge required to interact with market movements profitably while satisfying their clients’ needs for superior returns.

As well as keeping apace of the key individual markets and the investor flows driving the prices money managers new and old have a continuous need for education and training to not fall behind the curve of their competition.

Learning to anticipate and anticipating what to learn, these are the twin challenges for the successful portfolio manager. In this, Strata Transitions participates alongside its peers in the marketplace as well as well as with business academia, sharing knowledge and ideas and debating the trends that matter in the marketplace

Over the past decades, the hottest trend in trading techniques has evolved from technical analysis to the Elliot Wave, from Quant Trading to algo analysis, to today’s AI traders who can manage portfolios blind, and while not without their glitches, rarely crash into a wall.

Whatever the merits and drawbacks of each approach, portfolio managers and professional investors have had to keep pace with the new knowledge required to interact with market movements profitably while satisfying their clients’ needs for superior returns.

As well as keeping apace of the key individual markets and the investor flows driving the prices money managers new and old have a continuous need for education and training to not fall behind the curve of their competition.

Learning to anticipate and anticipating what to learn, these are the twin challenges for the successful portfolio manager. In this, Strata Transitions participates alongside its peers in the marketplace as well as well as with business academia, sharing knowledge and ideas and debating the trends that matter in the marketplace

Over the past decades, the hottest trend in trading techniques has evolved from technical analysis to the Elliot Wave, from Quant Trading to algo analysis, to today’s AI traders who can manage portfolios blind, and while not without their glitches, rarely crash into a wall.

Whatever the merits and drawbacks of each approach, portfolio managers and professional investors have had to keep pace with the new knowledge required to interact with market movements profitably while satisfying their clients’ needs for superior returns.

As well as keeping apace of the key individual markets and the investor flows driving the prices money managers new and old have a continuous need for education and training to not fall behind the curve of their competition.

Learning to anticipate and anticipating what to learn, these are the twin challenges for the successful portfolio manager. In this, Strata Transitions participates alongside its peers in the marketplace as well as well as with business academia, sharing knowledge and ideas and debating the trends that matter in the marketplace

Colin Waugh’s latest article for the CID is available here