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Based in Australia, Liz will lead the development and long-term growth of the firm’s Technology practice across Asia Pacific, integrating Sandpiper’s world-class offerings, including Content Strategy, Research and Insights, Government Affairs, Reputation Management, and International Media, to drive intentional and strategic communications outcomes for clients.
As Americans head to the polls in an election that may well come down to the wire, now is our chance to take final stock of what the post-election future may hold for those impacted by China-U.S. relations, including the many businesses for which both markets are essential.
Hermen will work alongside Sandpiper’s leadership and senior team to continue to grow the firm’s financial and professional services practices in Hong Kong and across Asia Pacific.
To meaningfully engage with COP29, organisations need to first assess their ESG strategy, commitments, and positioning, before engaging with related and relevant topics.
Here’s why China policy made headlines, what businesses need to know as they plan for 2025, and other trends to watch coming out of this year’s conference.
Based in Singapore, Joan Ng will support Sandpiper's financial and sustainability practices.
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In an unstable geopolitical environment, multilateral gatherings have the capacity to set policy trends in subtle, sometimes unpredictable ways. It is essential for companies to keep one eye on meetings like the recent G20 Summit in order to gauge wind direction for future decisions that could feed into regulations, trade agreements, travel restrictions, and a host of other areas affecting business.
Is China fast-tracking to renewable energy? We examine its policy directions, the unique journey to carbon neutral, and the challenges ahead.
China is advancing its carbon credits trading system under a centralised management structure. Its new CCER programme is likely to gain a competitive advantage domestically against existing international trading standards and enable China to advocate for its own carbon emissions standards in international negotiations.
In recent years, the government has stepped up efforts to make policy formulation more transparent and to provide businesses with the opportunity to participate in the process
A close look at the Hong Kong's recent bilateral trade development and the implications to the businesses in Asia Pacific and beyond.
While many leaders in the Asia Pacific region are treading a careful path through US China tensions, what can we expect from this round of IPEF negotiations?