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The once-in-a-hundred years global pandemic and once-in-a-generation global protests have created a seminal moment for companies and their leaders to reestablish and reinforce the basic tenets by which they run their businesses. The expansiveness of the role of the CEO and the board, as demonstrated by ESG, will continue. The changes…
Our Emerging Markets (EMs) outlook table summarizes the impact of elections in EMs over the next 12 months. Markets are ordered in accordance with the electoral calendar. Risk ratings are relative to each country, and not comparative across all countries listed. The table is intended as a summary, not to replace…
EU heads of state maintained a positive atmosphere when they met on 19 June, despite not advancing meaningfully towards agreeing on a European Recovery plan after the COVID-19 pandemic. Broad agreement exists on the overall architecture of the recovery plan, but crucial elements still need to be settled, such as…
Harvey Pitt, and Jerome Hauer, Ph.D join Kevin Kajiwara to discuss the second wave of the coronavirus and how the pandemic, rising unemployment and the Black Lives Matter movement are effecting corporate governance. Kevin Kajiwara (KK): Well, good morning, everyone. Welcome, and thank you for joining our weekly Teneo Insights…
Below please find key take-outs from our June 24th senior panel with Oliver Shah, Sunday Times Business Editor; The Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, P.C., Teneo Senior Adviser and former Canadian Prime Minister; Amber Rudd, Teneo Senior Adviser and former Home Secretary; and Wolfango Piccoli, Co-President of Teneo's Risk Practice and…
The EU consultation on the Non-Financial Reporting Directive has now closed and the proposed revisions together with EU taxonomy will classify industries on how ‘green’ they are, changing how companies report on ESG issues and how investors consider these. And given its commitment to green finance, it seems unlikely that…
To date, 22 sub-Saharan African countries have signed up for the G20 debt suspension initiative. A notable exception among eligible countries is Kenya, highlighting the sovereign's alarm over potential credit rating downgrades and damage to market reputation. Attempts to secure comprehensive private sector participation appear to have failed for now,…
Anna Whitlam shares her views on Future of Work for Corporate Affairs & Communications, and in particular how COVID19 has impacted our discipline and what capabilities and behaviours will be required to shine in as a future leader. Anna was joined by Luisa Megale, Group Head of Corporate Affairs &…
EU Heads of State will meet on 19 June to discuss the EU post-Coronavirus recovery plan. The meeting is not expected to yield final conclusions on the recovery plan, but hopefully leaders will agree on its main elements. Many important elements need more technical preparation before a decision is…
The Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, P.C., and Jerome Hauer, Ph.D join Kevin Kajiwara to discuss the coronavirus, effective leadership and the United State's place in the world. Kevin Kajiwara (KK): Good morning, everyone. Welcome, and thank you for joining our weekly Teneo Insights call. I’m Kevin Kajiwara, Co-President of Teneo…
Below please find key take-outs from our June 17th senior panel with Sir Peter Bazalgette, Chairman of ITV and former Chair and Creative Director at Endemol; Baroness Nicky Morgan, former Education Secretary, former Chair of the Treasury Select Committee and Commissioner for the People's Commission on Life after COVID-19; Orson…
The European Commission is moving forward quickly with its Recovery Plan. The overall financial framework including EUR 500 bn in grants and EUR 250 bn in loans, and most of the underlying legal texts are already on the table. The plan also proposes a slightly amended version of the 2021-27…
