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Japan: Demographic Decline Tops Kishida’s Agenda as Tax Tussles Continue

Demographic decline is the most fundamental issue affecting Japan’s future, and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s decision to put children and child-rearing policies at the top of his domestic agenda for 2023 makes sense politically. The issue evokes existential worries about the nation's future among voters, and being seen to take…

January 24, 2023
By James Brady
pexels-luis-quintero-1681452The Most Future-Focused Cities Around the World Intro Berlin, London, Stockholm, Seoul, Hong Kong, New York, and San Francisco are all considered future-focused cities in 2020 based on factors such as sustainability initiatives, use of disruptive technology, economic growth, and physical and financial health of the average resident.  Striking a balance within the… July 30, 2020
Corporate,Business,Team,And,Manager,In,A,MeetingCommunications in a Post Pandemic World: Conversation Focusing on Communications & Engagement with International & National Guest panelists from BAE Systems plc We hosted a virtual roundtable discussion focusing on communications, engagement and CSR with international and national guest panelists from BAE Systems.  The discussion was led by Mark Phillips, Group Communications Director and a member of the BAE Systems plc global Executive Committee. He was joined by Chandran Vigneswaran, Communications Director,… July 28, 2020
shutterstock_155727389Adapting Assisted Fertility Propositions to the Evolving Consumer Landscape The demand drivers for assisted fertility services are strong in the UK and across western Europe, and are expected to continue to create sustained growth in demand. At the same time, pressure on publicly provided services is increasing, created by funding pressures across health commissioners and resource shortages in public… July 28, 2020
shutterstock_1691476420Macro: Weekly Political Compass: 7.27.20 In China, HSBC denied reports by Chinese official media accusing the bank of acting as an accomplice to the U.S. and lying about Huawei. In Spain, a nationwide lockdown is unlikely in the coming days despite the rising number of Covid-19 cases. In Chile, the president will make this week… July 27, 2020
shutterstock_1775693378A Weekly Update From Teneo: Hong Kong National Security Law – New Challenges for Companies Doing Business in China Paul Haenle, Damien Ryan, Gabriel Wildau and Jerome Hauer Ph.D. join Kevin Kajiwara to discuss the New Challenges for Companies Doing Business in China.   Listen to the Call   Kevin Kajiwara (KK): Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining today's… July 27, 2020
shutterstock_1412140361Chile: Political Implications of Pension Withdrawal Initiative The government has suffered a heavy defeat by failing to block an opposition-led initiative that would allow people to dip into their retirement savings. While immediate-term governability can be restored by a likely cabinet reshuffle, President Sebastian Pinera is left permanently weakened, while the governing coalition is increasingly divided. The… July 24, 2020
shutterstock_1198926103EU Summit 17-21 July: White Smoke at the End The European Council meeting that almost broke the all-time record for its length (held by Nice 2000), resulted in a compromise that allowed all factions to claim victory in the end. While a detailed reading of the Council conclusions may lead to second thoughts on all sides, the summit will… July 22, 2020
shutterstock_1760218067Macro: Weekly Political Compass: 7.20.20 EU leaders will continue negotiations about the bloc’s budget and recovery fund. In China, severe floods might cause disruptions to supply chains for personal protective equipment. In Mexico, several state governors are refusing to implement the central government’s Covid-19 traffic light system. In South Africa, the government might announce new… July 20, 2020
shutterstock_220618261A Weekly Update From Teneo: The Rise of ESG Investing Barbara G. Novick, Martha Carter, Matt Filosa and Jerome Hauer, Ph.D join Kevin Kajiwara to discuss the reopening of the American economy and the rise of ESG investing.   Listen to the Call   Kevin Kajiwara (KK): Well, good day, everyone. July 20, 2020
shutterstock_121025323Poland: Duda’s Victory Paves the Way for PiS Rule Until 2023 According to preliminary data from the National Electoral Commission (PKW), incumbent President Andrzej Duda – supported by the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party – narrowly won the second round of the presidential election held on 12 July. With nearly all ballots counted, Duda secured 51.2% of votes, leaving his… July 17, 2020
shutterstock_1381292891Teneo Note on the EU Summit 17-18 July In the first face-to-face EU summit since the pandemic hit Europe, on 17-18 July, leaders will face several challenges to effectively respond to economic downturn that has been created by COVID-19. It could be a decisive moment in European history with an ambitious recovery and economic stimulus on the top… July 17, 2020
shutterstock_145878242Thailand: A Reshuffle Does Not Mean a Reform Agenda The country could suffer the deepest recession in Southeast Asia. A reshuffle of key economic positions in the third quarter is more about political consolidation than in formulating new ways of thinking about economic policy. The focus will continue to be on the big-ticket infrastructure projects and in keeping specific… July 10, 2020