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This piece provides snapshots of how selected European governments are dealing with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you wish to discuss any of the countries mentioned in greater detail. United Kingdom The seven-day average of new infections has fallen back below the mark…
Valerie Rainford, CEO of Elloree Talent Strategies and former Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase, where she headed the company’s Advancing Black Leaders Strategy; Jamal Simmons, policy and political analyst and author of The 4 Percent Problem, exploring why Black inclusion in leadership ranks stalls at around 4% in nearly every…
Mid-term elections will be held in Argentina. The medium-term budget statement is due in South Africa. Meanwhile, political noise will increase in the Philippines, Bulgaria is going to elections, “Super Tuesday” is looming in Brazil, and Ethiopia’s civil war is approaching a turning point. Chart of the Week…
Over the last 18 months, the automotive industry has experienced a period of enormous change, with OEMs, suppliers and dealerships each continuing to face their own unique challenges. In this article we are going to summarise some key dynamics and challenges facing the automotive rental segment. Recent challenges faced by…
Our bi-weekly spotlight explores key ESG-related market developments and their implications for corporates and investors. ESG in the News The Securities and Exchange Commission this week reversed a Trump administration policy prohibiting shareholder climate proposals that ask for timelines or targets for emissions reductions. As a result, U.S. companies…
The twenty-sixth climate change Conference of the Parties (“COP26”) is taking place in Glasgow. Teneo looks at the implications of the race to net zero on business and how financial institutions in the UK will need to respond to this critical challenge. After decades of warnings from scientists and activists,…
The COP climate conference has begun in the UK. Japan’s PM oversaw a strong election result for his party. China is warning of its new Covid outbreak. Meanwhile, Australia’s PM is facing unwanted narratives regarding AUKUS, the political crisis in Romania continues, Brazil’s president is not attending the climate conference,…
Private capital firms require access to dedicated value creation capability and integrated strategies to reach critical size and recognition. Evidence shows that having such capabilities and strategies not only enhances performance, but also assists funds in articulating how and where they add value over and above pure capital allocation and…
The upcoming COP26 global climate summit, set to begin in Glasgow on October 31, provides environmental/climate advocacy groups with an opportunity to demonstrate their capabilities and heightens the potential for disruptive activity. In recent weeks, climate groups have carried out protests and rallies across the world, with more planned demonstrations…
Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s autumn budget and spending review gave an impression of the political uncertainty that will likely persist until the end of this parliament. Only the next general election will tell whether the Tories are now also structurally the party of formerly working-class constituencies outside London. In the meantime,…
The 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will take place in Glasgow, United Kingdom, from 31 October to 12 November. The conference will be an opportunity to measure the progress made since the signing of the legally binding Paris Agreement in…
Voters in Japan will go to the polls. Turkey is heading for a major confrontation with its allies. A Senate report requests the indictment of Brazil’s president. The UK chancellor will present his autumn budget. South Africa is gearing up for municipal elections. The most significant reopening by a Southeast…
