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Negotiations continue between Russia and Ukraine. The Russian government is preparing an economic support package. China is suffering its worst Covid-19 outbreak since Wuhan. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan will hold a monetary policy meeting, Turkey’s government is pursuing electoral reform, Brazil’s government is focusing on rising fuel prices, and…
The government is scrambling to shore up the country’s economy amid wide-ranging Western sanctions and an exodus of foreign companies from Russia. The government’s proposal to nationalize assets of foreign-owned companies that have left the Russian market has received President Vladimir Putin’s approval and appears likely to be adopted. Russian…
Welcome to Teneo's UK ESG Insights. Each fortnight, we’ll help you to cut through the noise around ESG by exploring some key market developments and the implications for companies. UK Under Pressure to Drive Net Zero Transition A new study by the House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee…
Declarations of an official end to the Covid-19 pandemic in several countries are leading Chinese policymakers to quietly consider their own exit from a strict zero-Covid policy. The rollout of domestically developed mRNA vaccines and effective antiviral treatments are crucial preconditions for China's exit from zero-tolerance. In Hong Kong, restoring…
Western leaders are looking at options to ratchet up sanctions, including a potential ban on Russian oil imports. Insufficient options to backstop for any losses of Russian crude and to calm markets will support recent, higher crude prices for a sustained period. Hub gas prices in Europe have soared to…
Russian forces are preparing for more intense offensive operations in Ukraine. China is setting itself a slightly lower-than-expected growth target. South Koreans are heading to the polls. Meanwhile, a special congress session on rising fuel prices may be held in the Philippines, Hungary’s parliament is electing a new president, and…
Our bi-weekly spotlight explores key ESG-related market developments and their implications for corporates and investors. ESG in the News The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is asking many public companies to clarify their physical, legal, and regulatory climate-related risks as it readies new disclosure requirements for later this spring.
As the war in Ukraine intensifies, sanctions on Russian oil and gas imports are the ultimate frontier in the Western political debate. Key politicians are trying to gain time, but moral outrage about Russia’s actions on the battlefield might eventually leave them with few alternatives. EU foreign affairs ministers are…
Is your future important to you? Do you want to build your best career? What are the skills most in demand today? What can executives do to stand out in a competitive market? What can employers do to attract the highest quality talent? In this Three Things, Anna Whitlam tells…
On 23 February, the European Commission published its long-awaited proposal for EU-wide legislation on sustainable corporate governance – the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). The proposal is the latest initiative in the Commission’s strategic policy agenda to become the global flag-bearer of stakeholder capitalism, using…
Russia/Ukraine talks are unlikely to produce substantive outcomes. China tries to straddle between Moscow and the West. Meanwhile, Japan will begin easing border restrictions, Turkey’s stance on the passage of Russian warships to the Black Sea remains ambiguous, opposition parties are working on impeachment proceedings against Peru’s president, and intra-party…
Teneo Risk recently sat down with Teneo Senior Advisor Juliette Kayyem, CEO of Grip Mobility and Senior Belfer Lecturer in International Security at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, about her upcoming book, The Devil Never Sleeps, which discusses how leaders can prepare for and deal with…
