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Canadian Federal Election Update: Liberals Secure Fourth Term Amid Unprecedented Results

In an election marked by bucked trends and unprecedented events, Mark Carney and the incumbent Liberals secured a rare feat in Canadian history: a fourth consecutive term. This caps off an impressive turnaround that began with the resignation of Justin Trudeau and was fuelled by President Trump’s economic threats and…

April 29, 2025
By Adam Daifallah, John Crean & Lauren Ramey
Supply Chain Crisis: Temporary Dislocation or the New Norm? <br>(Part 3) Supply Chain Crisis: Temporary Dislocation or the New Norm?
(Part 3) Part III: Can Logistics Providers Keep UK Supply Chains Moving Through the Headwinds? UK Logistics Providers: Increased Demand, Unprecedented Disruption Delays in HGV tests, withdrawal of agency labour and the impact of Brexit have contributed to a steadily increasing shortfall in HGV drivers that has seen the industry make headlines… October 25, 2021
ESG Roundup 10.21.21 ESG Roundup 10.21.21 Our bi-weekly spotlight explores key ESG-related market developments and their implications for corporates and investors. ESG in the News The Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. public companies added the most diverse slate of new directors to corporate boards on record. A study by the executive and board… October 21, 2021
Europe: Managing The Pandemic – What We Are Watching 10.21.21 Europe: Managing The Pandemic – What We Are Watching 10.21.21 This piece provides snapshots of how selected European governments are dealing with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you want to discuss any of the countries mentioned in more detail. United Kingdom The seven-day average of new infections is now on a clear upwards… October 21, 2021
Brexit – A Counterintuitive Increase In Banks Operating In The UK? Brexit – A Counterintuitive Increase In Banks Operating In The UK? Way back in pre-Covid times all the talk was on Brexit; remember that? At the time, I can’t recollect anyone predicting that Brexit would result in an increase in the number of banks operating in the UK; but it appears that’s what’s happened. I thought I’d look at a few… October 20, 2021
Weekly Political Compass 10.18.21 Weekly Political Compass 10.18.21 China has tested a new missile. Turkey’s currency is set for more volatility. Chile is on high alert. Meanwhile, a civilian-military standoff continues in Pakistan, formal coalition talks will begin in Germany, a constitutional amendment will be put to a vote in Brazil, and a commodity trader has opened talks… October 18, 2021
Teneo Insights Takeaways – Getting to Zero: The Struggle to Address Climate Policy Through Multilateralism Teneo Insights Takeaways – Getting to Zero: The Struggle to Address Climate Policy Through Multilateralism Monica Frassoni, Teneo Senior Advisor, former MEP and Co-President of the European Green Party; Sarah Ladislaw, head of the U.S. program at Rocky Mountain Institute; and Michal Meidan, Director of the China Energy Programme at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, joined Kevin Kajiwara for a discussion on policy and regulatory… October 15, 2021
Emerging Markets: Covid-19 Vaccinations and Challenges 10.13.21 Emerging Markets: Covid-19 Vaccinations and Challenges 10.13.21 Our Covid-19 vaccination table includes updated information on the immunization strategies selected EMs are pursuing and the challenges they face. Below are some of the latest developments. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you want to discuss any of the countries mentioned in more detail. Click… October 13, 2021
Poland: Implications of the Constitutional Tribunal Ruling Poland: Implications of the Constitutional Tribunal Ruling The deepening rule of law dispute between Warsaw and Brussels heightens the risk of further restrictions on Poland’s access to EU funds. Reduced EU funding and rising concerns about Poland’s future membership in the EU could erode voter support for the ruling Law and Justice party in the medium term. October 13, 2021
Supply Chain Crisis: Temporary Dislocation or the New Norm? <br>(Part 2) Supply Chain Crisis: Temporary Dislocation or the New Norm?
(Part 2) Part 2: Global Shipping Disruption Threatens the Resilience of UK Supply Chains Supply chain resilience is at the top of Board agendas. Soaring shipping costs are eroding margins and delays are hampering revenue and cash generation. Bulky goods retailers and retailers reliant on Christmas trading, together with “just in time”… October 12, 2021
Weekly Political Compass 10.11.21 Weekly Political Compass 10.11.21 The U.S. and China held virtual trade-related talks. Tensions are rising in the relationship between the UK and the EU. Japan’s new PM will dissolve the Diet. Argentina’s finance minister will attend the annual IMF meetings. Meanwhile, candidate registration ended in the Philippines, Austria has a new chancellor, another presidential… October 11, 2021
Italy: A Noisier Political Backdrop But Draghi Won’t Lose Much Sleep Over It Italy: A Noisier Political Backdrop But Draghi Won’t Lose Much Sleep Over It The main takeaway from the 3-4 October local elections is that the outcome will not cause any major problem to Prime Minister Mario Draghi's government. The former ECB chairman, who enjoys approval ratings close to 70%, remains unchallenged. Draghi's main source of strength, in addition to his personal standing and… October 7, 2021
ESG Roundup 10.7.21 ESG Roundup 10.7.21 Our bi-weekly spotlight explores key ESG-related market developments and their implications for corporates and investors. ESG in the News BlackRock announced that it will provide institutional investors like pensions and endowments the chance to vote on proposals themselves starting in 2022. This shift allows these asset owners to… October 7, 2021