In this Tea Leaves episode, Kurt sits down with Tom Nides, a Managing Partner and Vice Chairman of Morgan Stanley and former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources. Kurt and Tom discuss the latest on the coronavirus outbreak, long-term prospects for foreign investment banks and other financial institutions in the Indo-Pacific, and Tom’s deep experience in both the private sector and in the U.S. government.
Podcasts
Recent Posts
George Chen quoted in Nikkei Asia on Asian investors leaving Gulf markets
March 12, 2026
Media Mentions
“In the past few days, Hong Kong bankers and lawyers have been busy with inquiries from rich clients, including those ...
Han Lin quoted in Channel News Asia on China’s Two Sessions
March 12, 2026
Media Mentions
Lin Han-Shen, China director at The Asia Group advisory firm, described it as “the basic foundation of the entire domestic ...
Han Lin in CNBC on Trump-Xi summit: ‘With each passing day, the chances of a formal CEO delegation joining the president’s trip are fading’
March 12, 2026
Media Mentions
The possibility of American executives accompanying Trump on his trip to Beijing appears to be fading, signaling how expectations for ...
Ashok Malik in Bloomberg on India’s decision to ease investment rules for neighboring countries
March 11, 2026
Media Mentions
“It’s a fairly cautious opening as no country can do manufacturing without some cooperation from China and especially in the ...