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episode 288: Negotiation Series - Episode 3: How do you get your parties to the negotiating table?
Reaching an agreement or an amicable dispute resolution outside of court is often voluntary and based on good faith, which in some cultures can be seen as a sign of weakness whereas in others, incentivised. Join our host, Christine Soon for a final ...
episode 287: Negotiation Series - Episode 2: How do you prepare for a good, negotiated outcome?
From choosing which relevant parties to involve around the negotiating table, to identifying the long-term reputational risks or opportunities associated with the issues, preparation is key to a successful agreement. Join our host, Christine Soon for...
episode 286: In Re: Negotiation Series Episode 1: What is a good, negotiated outcome?
From bargaining a discount off a purchase you’re looking to make, to reaching an agreement on your rent with a landlord, negotiating can be part of our everyday lives. Quite often - particularly in a commercial dispute - we don’t consider effective n...
episode 285: Asia in Focus - India rising: Unravelling the complexities of an emerging powerhouse
Talk of India’s economic rise has been around for the last decade. Its skilled workforce, coupled with low labour and production costs, makes it an attractive market for investors. India's strategic position also enhances resilience in regional suppl...
episode 284: Asia in Focus - Thailand’s post-election scenarios: Bloodless revolution or contested control?
Thailand held its general elections recently on 14 May, where the opposition beat the incumbent pro-military coalition. Surprisingly, it was the progressive Move Forward Party that emerged as the largest party, not pre-election favourite Pheu Thai. H...
episode 282: The Good Idea - Is ESG a good idea?
What does ‘ESG’ mean for the responsible investor? What aspects of ESG as a risk management approach should we carry forward, and which we might want to leave behind in favour of another approach? Join ESG Director Maria Knapp for a conversation wit...
episode 283: The Global Insight - Demographics
Demographics are routinely cited as a factor influencing unrest, elections, economic fortunes, politics. Join Claudine Fry and Serena Pilkington as they unpack current global demographic trends, how these drive everything from economic vitality to ...
episode 281: Decrypt - On and off the pitch, cyber security in sports
On and off the pitch the use of digital technology is becoming increasingly relied upon by the sporting industry. But in this era of growing connectivity, are organisations in danger of being kicked into touch by ever more sophisticated threat actors...
episode 280: Asia in Focus - Thailand’s upcoming general elections: Stable victory or civil unrest?
Thailand will be holding its general elections less than a week, on 14 May. This upcoming election is shaping up to be the most competitive one since 2011. In the past, elections have almost always favoured the current opposition party Pheu Thai led ...
episode 279: Artificial intelligence: how to get it right
As the hype and media chatter around Artificial Intelligence grows, organisations and boards are increasingly facing questions regarding the impact of this emerging technology and how best to prepare for it. In this episode, Nic Reys is joined by Con...