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Pension scheme trustees need to understand the impact of climate related risks and opportunities on the strength of the employer covenant. Employers with defined benefit (‘DB’) pension schemes should be prepared to provide information on how those risks and opportunities are being addressed. What is Happening? Climate change poses…
Last weekend’s floods could have political repercussions in Germany. The visit of Turkey’s president to Northern Cyprus could create tensions with the EU over the divided island. Meanwhile, Indonesia’s government has extended Covid-19 restrictions, Serbian and Kosovar leaders will meet for normalization talks, Colombia’s congress will reopen for its final…
New Covid-19 case and fatality numbers continue to set daily records in Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar, despite restrictions throughout the region generally being tightened during the past month. Malaysia may also soon exceed its previous peaks. And, more broadly, the fear in these countries is that they have not…
China has condemned the U.S. decision to blacklist more Chinese companies. The EU will present a set of green legislative projects. Ethiopia’s election results have been announced. Germany's chancellor will visit the U.S. president. Meanwhile, India’s PM will gather a meeting of the council of ministers, Spain’s PM has reshuffled…
The European Commission is expected to present a package of legislative proposals on 14 July to get the EU on track for achieving its 2030 target of reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55 percent below 1990 levels. With this so called “Fit for 55” package, the Commission…
The EU is pursuing a range of legislative initiatives that aim to make Europe fit for the digital age. Stakeholders in the digital advertising sector should consider the aggregate impact of these regulatory changes and stay ahead of the curve in order to manage potential risks and seize new opportunities.
Ever since the last financial crisis, the PRA and FCA have been tackling the issue of how to avoid the next one. Recovery and Resolution Plans and increases in regulatory capital were the first iteration, which focused on banks. Over the last decade the scope of regulatory interest has expanded…
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed may try to turn its military defeat in Tigray into a foreign relations advantage. The endgame in the conflict remains uncertain and bears risks for Ethiopia’s internal stability and even foreign disputes. While the onus is now on Tigray’s rebel leadership to declare a ceasefire, the…
Occupancy at elderly care home operators has reduced by as much as 20% since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, with those focussed on private pay being harder hit than those reliant on local authorities. There has been more positive news in recent weeks, with deaths now at the lowest…
Jordan Roth, President and principal owner of Jujamcyn Theaters; Kara Barnett, Executive Director of the American Ballet Theatre and former Managing Director of Lincoln Center International; and Anna Deavere Smith, actress, playwright and recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship, joins Kevin Kajiwara, Co-President of Political Risk Advisory, to discuss the return…
China’s regulator has announced investigations into major online platforms. Ethiopia’s prime minister faces multiple challenges. Meanwhile, India’s cabinet will be reshuffled, snap elections will be held in Bulgaria, Chile’s constituent assembly experienced a chaotic first session, and South Africa’s former president is topping the agenda of the country’s ruling party.
Australia is not just The Lucky Country – we are spoiled rotten. It is a good place to live, we pay high taxes so our living environment is well tended, we sail through global economic storms relatively unscathed and we have not faced an earth-shaking crisis on home soil since…
