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Teneo has reviewed a leaked version of the European Commission’s draft proposal on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Please note that this draft proposal could change as it is still being discussed within the Commission’s inter-services. The CBAM The European Commission is expected to present its CBAM proposal…
The past year has created significant personal and professional challenges for communications and corporate affairs leaders, with ongoing change in a global pandemic, economic volatility and organisational uncertainty, together with the demands of families at home and relocated teams. For many, it has prompted a moment of pause to reflect…
In Mexico, AMLO’s coalition is well short of a two-thirds majority. EU and US leaders will meet for several transatlantic summits. Vote counting is continuing in Peru. Meanwhile, India’s PM will address the nation, the Greens are the party of the new middle classes, not of Middle Germany, Brazil’s footballers…
On the 26th of May, Teneo hosted a discussion on the China-EU climate relationship ahead of COP26. The discussion was hosted by Lauren Chung, COO Asia-Pacific and Senior Managing Director at Teneo’s Hong Kong office, and was joined by Dr. Christine Loh, Chief Development Strategist & visiting professor at the…
Ginni Rometty, Teneo Senior Advisor, Co-Chairman of @One10, and former Chairman, President and CEO of IBM, joins Kevin Kajiwara, Co-President of Political Risk Advisory, to discuss leadership, diversity and the future of the CEO. Listen to the…
In China, three children will be allowed per family. Peru’s presidential run-off election takes place this week. A regional election will be held in Germany. Meanwhile, BRICS nations’ foreign ministers will meet virtually, Latvia’s municipal elections could have national implications, Mexico will hold lower-house mid-term and state gubernatorial elections, Cote…
In the nearly 10 years since we began monitoring CEOs across social media, specifically Twitter, there has never been this much focus on their activity—which accelerated following the outbreak of the pandemic. What and when CEOs tweet has now become a barometer for a company's values and how accurately they…
The new Pension Schemes Act gives the Pensions Regulator increased power to prosecute on behalf of scheme members who have been left shortchanged by the actions of a variety of people involved in a business. Simon Kew gauges how businesses should respond to the changes. Much was said about the…
The second coup d’état in less than a year is yet another major setback for international efforts to contain the spread of jihadist militants across the Sahel, following last month’s coup d’état over in Chad. The episode showcases, once again, the dilemma international actors, led by…
Below please find key take-outs from our May 26th panel featuring Secretary of State Oliver Dowden; Alex Mahon, CEO of Channel 4; Dawn Airey, Chair - FA Women's Super League & Women's Championship Football at The Football Association and Chair, National Youth Theatre; and James Graham, British playwright and screenwriter.
The EU will discuss sanctions on Belarus. India’s foreign secretary will visit the US. Meanwhile, China’s regulatory focus on data privacy is increasing, environmental policies will be discussed at this week’s EU summit, Peru’s leading presidential candidates will engage in a televised debate, and elections will be held in Ethiopia.
Taiwan will raise its nationwide virus alert to Level 3 on a four-tier scale, following 1,226 Covid-19 infections since 15 May – almost half of total cases since the epidemic began last year. Taiwan's relative success at controlling the virus until now could become a liability if the current outbreak…
