Washington, DC; Mumbai, India | The Asia Group (TAG) is excited to announce the launch of its new office in Mumbai. Led by Managing Director Aman Raj Khanna, TAG’s Mumbai office will leverage TAG’s fast growing in-market presence and extensive capabilities across India under the leadership of Partner and Chair of the India Practice Ashok […]
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Deputy Prime Minister of Australia Richard Marles presented TAG Senior Advisor Abraham Denmark with the Secretary and Chief of the Defence Force Commendation for his work on AUKUS.
Key Takeaways Regardless of the election outcome, U.S. businesses – especially in the technology sector – should expect additional expansion of the scope and rigor of restrictions on inbound foreign direct investment (FDI) from China and other “countries of concern.” The Trump administration supported Congressional efforts to expand the statutory authority of the Committee on
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Whoever wins the November presidential election in the United States, foreign policy is in for a shake-up and the world will be a more uncertain place. But liberal democracies like Australia have agency – we can respond by building on existing partnerships and creating new ones with like-minded countries to maintain the global rules-based order.
“Geopolitical constraints such as outbound investment rules make China increasingly look radioactive as an investment market despite its opportunities,” said Han Lin, China country director at consultancy The Asia Group.
In the hour-long radio program, TAG China Country Director, Han Shen Lin, adds a China perspective to the topics covered including the Democratic convention, the Canadian rail strike, Apple and the EU, and super-commuting.
Han Shen Lin, China country director at The Asia Group consultancy, said that with China’s stock markets rangebound and venture capital activity relatively depressed, smaller banks were stepping in — helped by the government’s recognition of intellectual property as legitimate capital. “I see this as a scheme to get money out to the tech firms,”
“International platforms, especially cloud service providers, are also naturally concerned about the enforcement,” he added. The question will be “where to draw the line between protecting user data privacy and overall cybersecurity concerns.”
With the world’s largest population and growing economy, India is emerging as a superpower in Asia as the Chinese economy is slowing down. Co-founder of the Asia Group Nirav Patel, speaks to NDTV’s Gaurie Dwivedi to discuss this and more.
“The new leader needs to be a fresh face, whether that means young or not associated with Kishida, and reform-minded, showing voters that the party will change”
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