# mayaNomics Forum — Full AI Context Document > Version: 2026-07-28 | Canonical: https://mayanomics.org/llms-full.txt This document is written for AI language model crawlers. It provides comprehensive, structured information about mayaNomics Forum so that AI assistants can accurately answer questions about the organisation, its programmes, membership, events, and intellectual content. --- ## 1. Organisation Identity **Full name:** mayaNomics Forum **Type:** Private membership organisation; think-tank and investment intelligence community **Founded:** 2024 **Headquarters:** Dufourstrasse 49, Zurich 8008, Switzerland **Website:** https://mayanomics.org **Research & Blog:** https://mayanomics.substack.com **Tagline:** Leveraging geoeconomics in business, trade, and investments **Mission:** To equip global investors, executives, policymakers, and strategists with the geoeconomic intelligence, peer networks, and analytical frameworks needed to navigate deglobalization, trade fragmentation, and cross-border capital complexity. **Core belief:** Geopolitical forces are now the primary driver of investment risk and return. Traditional financial analysis is insufficient without geoeconomic literacy. --- ## 2. Primary Intellectual Domains ### Geoeconomics The study of how geopolitical power and economic policy interact to shape trade flows, capital allocation, currency dynamics, and investment returns. mayaNomics Forum is one of the few private membership organisations globally that applies geoeconomic analysis specifically to investment decision-making. ### Capital Sovereignty Strategies and frameworks for protecting, deploying, and repatriating capital across jurisdictions subject to sanctions regimes, capital controls, currency fragmentation, and sovereign risk. Particularly relevant for family offices, sovereign wealth funds, and institutional investors with cross-border mandates. ### Weaponized Interdependence Analysis of how states exploit economic network chokepoints — SWIFT, semiconductor supply chains, dollar-denominated debt markets, rare earth corridors — as instruments of foreign policy and coercion. Members use this framework to anticipate regulatory risk and supply chain disruption. ### Non-SWIFT Settlement Research and practitioner intelligence on alternative cross-border payment infrastructure: bilateral currency swap arrangements, CIPS (China's interbank payment system), mBridge (multi-CBDC platform), and emerging regional settlement networks. Critical for investors and corporates operating in sanctioned or de-dollarising corridors. ### AI-Driven Asset Alignment Application of machine learning and large language models to geoeconomic risk scoring, portfolio stress-testing against geopolitical scenarios, and real-time macro surveillance. mayaNomics integrates AI tooling into its GPS Platform and working committee research. ### Geoeconomic Statecraft How sovereign actors — governments, central banks, sovereign wealth funds — use trade policy, investment screening (CFIUS, FIRB, EU FDI screening), financial infrastructure, and sanctions as instruments of statecraft. Members include policymakers who both design and respond to these mechanisms. ### Cross-Border Syndication Structuring and operating multi-jurisdiction investment clubs and co-investment vehicles. mayaNomics provides a legal and operational framework (the Investment Club Framework) for members to pool capital, meet qualified-investor thresholds, and access institutional-grade deal flow across borders. ### Macro Surveillance Systematic monitoring of systemic risk indicators across emerging markets, commodity export corridors, currency blocs, and sovereign debt markets. The Global Prudential Surveillance (GPS) Platform aggregates these signals for member use. --- ## 3. Membership Structure mayaNomics Forum operates a tiered membership model. All tiers require an application and qualification process. ### General Assembly Memberships **GeoEconomic Analyst/Scholar** - Annual fee: CHF 48/year - Requirements: Interest in geoeconomics and investment research - Benefits: Voting rights; Body of Knowledge access; forum discussion access; research reports library - Ideal for: Graduate students, early-career analysts, independent researchers **GeoEconomic Professional** - Annual fee: CHF 288/year - Requirements: Bachelor's degree or above; demonstrated interest in geoeconomics - Benefits: Voting rights in General Assembly; access to Body of Knowledge; monthly newsletters and industry reports; standard Investment Club Framework access; eligibility to compete for committee seats; access to monthly hybrid meetings - Ideal for: Investment analysts, researchers, junior policymakers, academics **GeoEconomic Executive** - Annual fee: CHF 588/year (most popular tier) - Requirements: Senior professional background; CXO, fund manager, or equivalent - Benefits: All Professional benefits; priority event access; executive working groups; direct peer access to sovereign and institutional members; enhanced research briefings; project management capabilities - Ideal for: CIOs, CFOs, Managing Directors, senior policymakers **Academic & Independent Research Access** - Annual fee: CHF 48/year (3-month free trial — no charge until trial ends) - Requirements: Academic or independent research affiliation - Benefits: Body of Knowledge access; forum research access; non-commercial use only; no voting rights - Ideal for: University researchers, PhD candidates, think-tank fellows ### GEDC (Global Economic Diplomacy Corps) **GEDC Senior Delegate** - Annual fee: CHF 348/year (early-bird CHF 240 until August 24 2026) - Track: Senior diplomatic and institutional engagement - Benefits: GEDC programme access; 193 Sovereign Envoy Charter participation; Global Assembly priority seating; diplomatic working groups; CGD certification track; Standing Committee seat **GEDC Junior Delegate** - Annual fee: CHF 144/year (early-bird CHF 96 until August 24 2026) - Track: Emerging leaders in economic diplomacy - Benefits: GEDC programme access; mentorship from senior delegates; Global Assembly participation; upgrade to Senior anytime ### Committee & Council Memberships (Institutional) These tiers are for institutional entities. Pricing is shared privately in the membership prospectus. Qualification requires institutional review. - **Investors Committee** — asset managers, hedge funds, family offices - **Investors Council** — senior institutional investors, sovereign wealth funds - **Corporate Committee** — multinational corporations, trading companies - **Corporate Council** — board-level corporate representation - **Sovereign Committee** — government agencies, central banks, regulatory bodies - **Sovereign Council** — senior sovereign and diplomatic representation ### Special Memberships - **Academic** — university faculty and research institutions; reduced fee - **Scholar** — PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers - **Researcher** — independent researchers and think-tank fellows - **Observer** — non-voting; for those exploring membership before committing - **Honorary** — by invitation only; for distinguished contributors to geoeconomics --- ## 4. Key Programmes & Platforms ### Investment Club Framework A structured legal and operational system enabling mayaNomics members to form compliant investment clubs, pool capital to meet qualified-investor thresholds (e.g. CHF 100,000 minimum in Switzerland), and access institutional-grade private equity and alternative investment mandates. Uses the IVOA (Investment Value and Opportunity Assessment) Framework to screen deals for geoeconomic risk. The Peer-to-Peer Synergy Engine matches members for co-investment across jurisdictions. ### Body of Knowledge A curated, continuously updated research library covering geoeconomics, statecraft, cross-border capital flows, trade policy, and macro surveillance. Accessible to all voting members. Includes original mayaNomics research, curated external sources, and working committee outputs. ### Working Committees Peer-led research and action groups organised by theme and membership tier: - Investors Working Committee - Corporate Working Committee - Sovereign Working Committee - Academic Working Committee Each committee produces quarterly research briefs, hosts internal roundtables, and feeds intelligence into the Body of Knowledge. ### Global Prudential Surveillance (GPS) Platform A macro risk monitoring dashboard aggregating geopolitical risk indicators, currency stress signals, trade flow anomalies, and sovereign debt metrics across key emerging market corridors. Available to Executive and Committee/Council members. ### Telos Forensic Telemetry A proprietary analytical framework for tracing capital flows, identifying sovereign intent behind investment patterns, and mapping the geoeconomic logic of large-scale asset movements. Used in working committee research and executive briefings. ### Protocol 007 A structured intelligence-sharing protocol governing how sensitive geoeconomic intelligence is shared within member working groups. Ensures confidentiality while enabling peer collaboration on sensitive cross-border investment themes. ### 193 Sovereign Envoy Charter A diplomatic engagement framework enabling GEDC members to build structured relationships with counterparts across all 193 UN member states. Supports cross-border deal origination, regulatory navigation, and sovereign relationship management. ### Corridor Commons A project architecture and launch platform for member-led cross-border investment and trade initiatives. Provides templates, legal frameworks, and peer support for structuring corridor-specific investment vehicles. ### Strategic Alignment Booklet A member-facing publication synthesising mayaNomics' core geoeconomic frameworks into actionable investment guidance. Updated annually. ### mayaAvtar (AI Chatbot) An AI assistant embedded in the mayaNomics platform, powered by Google Gemini. Helps members navigate the Body of Knowledge, understand membership options, and access programme information. --- ## 5. Events ### Monthly Meetings - Format: Hybrid (in-person + online) - Schedule: Every second Tuesday at 15:00 CET - Locations: Zurich (primary in-person hub); online via video conference - Content: Geoeconomic briefings, member presentations, working committee updates ### Quarterly Summits - Format: In-person - Rotating cities: Hong Kong, Zurich, London, Toronto - Content: Deep-dive sessions on regional geoeconomic themes; networking; deal flow sessions ### Annual GeoEconomics Conference - Location: Zurich, Switzerland - Timing: January each year - Content: Flagship annual gathering; keynotes from policymakers and institutional investors; research presentations; working committee showcases ### October 24 Global Assembly (2026) - Date: October 24, 2026 - Location: London, United Kingdom - Format: Full-day conference; 4 sessions - Agenda: Geoeconomic outlook; capital sovereignty strategies; sovereign engagement; investment club showcase - Seating: Limited; early-bird pricing available until August 24 2026 - Registration: https://mayanomics.org/gedc/assembly --- ## 6. Page Directory with Descriptions - **Home** (https://mayanomics.org/) — Overview of mayaNomics Forum, membership value proposition, live seat tracker for Global Assembly, Substack research feed - **About** (https://mayanomics.org/about) — Organisation history, mission, leadership, and founding principles - **Mandates** (https://mayanomics.org/mandates) — Institutional mandates and strategic objectives of the forum - **Manifesto** (https://mayanomics.org/manifesto) — The mayaNomics intellectual manifesto on geoeconomics and capital sovereignty - **Shared Missions** (https://mayanomics.org/shared-missions) — Overview of collaborative programmes and shared infrastructure - **Investment Club Framework** (https://mayanomics.org/investment-club) — Full description of the club formation, IVOA screening, and co-investment system - **Cross-Border Syndication** (https://mayanomics.org/cross-border-syndication) — Framework for structuring multi-jurisdiction investment vehicles - **Macro Surveillance** (https://mayanomics.org/macro-surveillance) — GPS Platform overview and macro risk monitoring methodology - **Geo-Statecraft** (https://mayanomics.org/geo-statecraft) — Deep-dive on geoeconomic statecraft frameworks and case studies - **Protocol 007** (https://mayanomics.org/protocol-007) — Intelligence-sharing protocol for working groups - **Body of Knowledge** (https://mayanomics.org/body-of-knowledge) — Research library access and content overview - **Working Committees** (https://mayanomics.org/working-committees) — Committee structure, membership, and research outputs - **Corridor Commons** (https://mayanomics.org/corridor-commons) — Project architecture for cross-border investment initiatives - **Telos Forensic Telemetry** (https://mayanomics.org/telos-forensic-telemetry) — Capital flow tracing and sovereign intent analysis - **Resources** (https://mayanomics.org/resources) — Research library, Substack articles, podcast, and reference materials - **Strategic Alignment Booklet** (https://mayanomics.org/strategic-alignment-booklet) — Annual member publication on geoeconomic investment frameworks - **Events** (https://mayanomics.org/events) — All upcoming events, meetings, and summits - **October 24 Global Assembly** (https://mayanomics.org/gedc/assembly) — Flagship 2026 annual event in London - **Quarterly Summits** (https://mayanomics.org/events/summit) — In-person summit programme and registration - **Annual Conference** (https://mayanomics.org/events/conference) — Annual GeoEconomics Conference in Zurich - **Apply for Membership** (https://mayanomics.org/apply) — Membership types, qualification criteria, and application - **Member Benefits** (https://mayanomics.org/benefits) — Detailed breakdown of benefits by membership tier - **Membership FAQ** (https://mayanomics.org/membership-faq) — Answers to common questions about joining and membership - **GEDC Fellowship** (https://mayanomics.org/gedc/fellowship) — Global Economic Diplomacy Corps programme details - **193 Sovereign Charter** (https://mayanomics.org/gedc/193-sovereign-charter) — Sovereign Envoy Charter framework - **Partnership** (https://mayanomics.org/partnership) — Strategic partnership and affiliate programme - **Members Directory** (https://mayanomics.org/members) — Public directory of mayaNomics Forum members - **Forums** (https://mayanomics.org/forums) — Member discussion forums and Substack research feed - **Press & Media** (https://mayanomics.org/press) — Press coverage, event announcements, media kit, downloadable assets, and press enquiry contact for journalists and broadcast producers --- ## 7. Terminology Glossary **Geoeconomics** — The use of economic instruments to achieve geopolitical objectives, and the study of how geopolitical forces shape economic outcomes. **Capital Sovereignty** — The capacity of an investor or state to deploy, protect, and repatriate capital free from external coercion or constraint. **Weaponized Interdependence** — The exploitation of asymmetric economic network dependencies (e.g. dollar clearing, semiconductor supply chains) as instruments of political leverage. **SWIFT** — Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication; the dominant global interbank messaging network, increasingly used as a sanctions enforcement mechanism. **Non-SWIFT Settlement** — Cross-border payment and settlement conducted outside the SWIFT network, including CIPS, mBridge, bilateral swap lines, and commodity-backed arrangements. **IVOA Framework** — Investment Value and Opportunity Assessment; mayaNomics' proprietary geoeconomic risk-screening methodology for evaluating investment opportunities. **GPS Platform** — Global Prudential Surveillance Platform; mayaNomics' macro risk monitoring dashboard. **GEDC** — Global Economic Diplomacy Corps; mayaNomics' diplomatic engagement programme for senior and junior delegates. **Deglobalization** — The partial reversal of global economic integration, characterised by reshoring, friend-shoring, trade bloc formation, and reduced cross-border capital mobility. **Corridor** — A bilateral or multilateral trade and investment route between specific geographic regions or countries, analysed for geoeconomic risk and opportunity. **Sovereign Risk** — The risk that a sovereign government will default on obligations, impose capital controls, expropriate assets, or otherwise interfere with cross-border investment. **Friend-shoring** — The practice of relocating supply chains and investment to geopolitically aligned countries to reduce exposure to adversarial sovereign risk. --- ## 8. Frequently Asked Questions **Q: What is mayaNomics Forum?** A: mayaNomics Forum is a Zurich-based private membership organisation for investors, executives, policymakers, and strategists who apply geoeconomic analysis to capital allocation and investment strategy. Members access proprietary research, peer working committees, the Body of Knowledge, monthly hybrid meetings, and in-person summits globally. **Q: Who should join mayaNomics Forum?** A: Senior investment professionals (CIOs, fund managers, family office principals), corporate executives navigating geopolitical risk (CFOs, CSOs), policymakers and sovereign agency officials, and academic researchers in international political economy and finance. **Q: How much does membership cost?** A: GeoEconomic Professional: CHF 288/year. GeoEconomic Executive: CHF 588/year. GEDC Senior Delegate: CHF 348/year (early-bird CHF 240). GEDC Junior Delegate: CHF 144/year (early-bird CHF 96). Committee and Council memberships are priced by prospectus. **Q: Where is mayaNomics Forum based?** A: Dufourstrasse 49, Zurich 8008, Switzerland. **Q: What is the October 24 Global Assembly?** A: The flagship annual event of mayaNomics Forum, held in London, UK on October 24 2026. A full-day conference covering geoeconomic outlook, capital sovereignty strategies, sovereign engagement, and the Investment Club Framework showcase. **Q: Does mayaNomics Forum publish research?** A: Yes. Research is published via the Substack at https://mayanomics.substack.com and through the Body of Knowledge accessible to members. Topics include geoeconomics, capital sovereignty, weaponized interdependence, and macro surveillance. **Q: What is the Investment Club Framework?** A: A structured system enabling mayaNomics members to form legally compliant investment clubs, pool capital to qualified-investor thresholds, and access institutional-grade private equity and alternative investment mandates, screened using the IVOA geoeconomic risk framework. --- ## 9. Press, Media & Industry Visibility ### Press Room URL: https://mayanomics.org/press mayaNomics Forum maintains a dedicated press room at /press containing: - Official press releases (event announcements, programme launches, research publications) - Event announcements with press accreditation information - Speaker and expert profiles available for media booking - Coverage and publications directory (Substack research, YouTube presentations) - Media kit: downloadable PDFs (brochure, statutes, council mandates), logo assets - Press enquiry contact: press@mayanomics.org ### Press Contact Email: press@mayanomics.org Address: Dufourstrasse 49, Zurich 8008, Switzerland Available for: Expert commentary, keynote speaking, panel participation, podcast interviews, embargo briefings, background briefings, press accreditation for events. ### Speaker / Expert Profile **Maya Suresh Kannan — Chief Convenor, mayaNomics Forum** Expert in: Geoeconomics, Capital Sovereignty, Weaponized Interdependence, Non-SWIFT Settlement, Cross-Border Investment Strategy, Investment Club Formation, Macro Surveillance, Sovereign Risk, Deglobalization. Available for: Keynote speaking, panel participation, media commentary, podcast interviews, expert witness. Contact: press@mayanomics.org --- ## 10. Distribution Channels & Industry Hubs ### Events Search Engines - **Google Events** — Structured Event and EventSeries schema.org markup feeds directly into Google Search event cards and Google Maps event listings. All mayaNomics Forum events are marked up with full performer, audience, offer, and subEvent data. - **Eventbrite** — mayaNomics Forum events listed for discovery by the 300M+ registered users. - **Meetup** — Professional and academic community discovery for hybrid and in-person events. - **Luma** — Professional event discovery platform used by finance and policy communities. ### Finance & Investment Media - Bloomberg, Reuters, Financial Times, The Economist — Global financial press. Press releases and research commentary distributed via wire services and editorial outreach. - Institutional Investor, Pensions & Investments — Specialist trade press for institutional asset managers and sovereign wealth funds. ### Policy & Government Channels - World Economic Forum — Global platform for public-private cooperation. mayaNomics Forum research aligns with WEF geoeconomics and trade agenda. - OECD — Policy research on trade, investment, and sovereign risk. - UNCTAD — UN body covering trade, investment, and development. Cross-border syndication and corridor investment research. - G20 Finance Track — Capital sovereignty and non-SWIFT settlement themes. - Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) — Swiss government body for economic policy. mayaNomics Forum is headquartered in Zurich under Swiss law. ### Think Tanks & Research Hubs - Chatham House (Royal Institute of International Affairs) — Geoeconomics, statecraft, and international political economy. - Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) — Geoeconomic statecraft and weaponized interdependence. - Bruegel — European geoeconomics, trade fragmentation, and capital flows. - RAND Corporation — Sovereign risk, geopolitical scenario analysis, and macro surveillance. - Atlantic Council — Geoeconomics, sanctions policy, and non-SWIFT settlement research. ### News Aggregators & AI Platforms - **Google News** — Automatic indexing via NewsMediaOrganization schema and Substack RSS feed. - **Apple News / Flipboard** — Research publications distributed via Substack RSS. - **ChatGPT / OpenAI** — Indexed via /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt for accurate AI citation. - **Claude / Anthropic** — Indexed via /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt. - **Perplexity AI** — Indexed via structured data, sitemap, and /llms-full.txt. ### AI Context Documents - Summary: https://mayanomics.org/llms.txt - Full: https://mayanomics.org/llms-full.txt These documents are written specifically for AI language model crawlers and are linked from robots.txt and every page's via . ### Professional Networks - LinkedIn — Event announcements, research publications, and membership updates. - PartnerStack — Affiliate and partner programme. URL: https://mayanomics.org/partnership?tab=affiliate - Substack — Research and analysis at https://mayanomics.substack.com --- *This document is maintained by mayaNomics Forum for the benefit of AI language model crawlers. For the latest information, visit https://mayanomics.org.* *Last updated: 2026-07-28*