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As businesses gradually emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic and the operating environment somewhat improved, 2023 ended on an encouraging note. Nonetheless, the outlook for 2024 will continue to be challenging as companies are navigating geopolitical developments and the associated market risks in the region.
For example, the Eurasia Group releases its Top Risks for 2024 including US Presidential Election, China's Economy, US-China Relations, Geopolitics, AI governance, etc. AmCham HK's own 2024 Business Sentiment Survey also reveals that US-China Relations and China's Economy are the top 2 concerns for its members. The volatile external environment changes constantly that are beyond business organizations' control, but there are ways in which business executives can adapt and adjust to mitigate risks.
How high is the chance of an accidental conflict in the Taiwan Strait and Asia Pacific? How would US-China relations affect the investment climate in China? How does China's regulatory environment have an impact on multinational companies' operations on the ground? As 'de-risking' from China continues, what are the risks and opportunities for companies?
Please join a members' exclusive session featuring Steve Vickers, a veteran risk consultant, who will give his assessment of the market risks in the coming year and strategies for businesses.
Please read Steve's report on "Strategic Risks in Asia in 2024: What Business Needs to Know."
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