Flavor Beyond the Standard Model

Precision physics plays a unique role in the quest for physics beyond the Standard Model. Its effects are probed as experimental results that conflict with the Standard Model predictions, so-called anomalies. In particular, the long-standing anomalies of the muon g-2 as well as the observations of violations of the lepton flavor universality and CKM unitarity have provided persistent hints to reveal physics beyond the Standard Model. In this talk, we will overview theoretical prospects for physics beyond the Standard Model in light of future precise measurements of muon and pions.