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Cryptocurrency Markets Fall Sharply After Statement from China’s Top Economic Policymakers

On Friday, May 21st, China’s State Council’s Financial Stability and Development Committee (FSDC) announced it would restrict cryptocurrency mining and trading activities in the country. Financial institutions and payment companies are now barred from providing customers with cryptocurrency-related products and services. The volatility and decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies stand in opposition to some Chinese government…

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EVENT BRIEF: Hong Kong and the Indo-Pacific Political Economy

Washington D.C. – On July 30, FAO Global Associate Sophia Song attended an event held by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) on Hong Kong and the Indo-Pacific Political Economy with former U.S. Consul General Kurt Tong. At this event, the former U.S. Consul General Kurt Tong shared his insights on Hong Kong’s importance in Asia.   3 Key Takeaways: 1. Hong Kong’s economy…

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4 NEWS EVENTS YOU PROBABLY MISSED (15-19 JULY)

Original Analysis on Current Events FAO Global conducts analysis on hundreds of significant events a week that impact the business environment between the U.S., China, and emerging economies in Asia. While most of these assessments are for client and internal use, we like to share events that may have been overlooked if you only follow…

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Event Brief: Energy Investment and Infrastructure in Asia

Overview:  Washington, D.C. – On July 18, FAO Global Associate Sophia Song attended an event held by Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) on Energy Investment and Infrastructure in Asia. The expert discussions provided with FAO Global more in-depth insights about shared interests from U.S. and regional leaders in Asia’s energy future, the role and opportunities of government, and possible ways for regional…

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4 NEWS EVENTS YOU PROBABLY MISSED (8-12 July)

Original Analysis on Current Events FAO Global conducts analysis on hundreds of significant events a week that impact the business environment between the U.S., China, and emerging economies in Asia. While most of these assessments are for client and internal use, we like to share events that may have been overlooked if you only follow…

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3 Concerns from Chinese Investors

Observations from Discussions with Chinese CEOs Since starting my own global consulting practice FAO Global, I have talked to many Chinese investors and business owners who want to enter the U.S. market but are concerned over the geopolitical and market trends in the United States. Companies that want to invest in non-technical or national security sectors are unsure…

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5 Misconceptions About Doing Business In China

Insights from Years of Doing Business in China  There is a barrage of political and market misconceptions about doing business in China. Many of them are for a political purpose and don’t really rely on truth or fact, but most misconceptions are born out of outdated or misinformed experiences. Having lived in China for many years,…

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4 News Events You Probably Missed (June 3-7)

Original Analysis on Current Events FAO Global conducts analysis on hundreds of significant events a week that impact the business environment between the U.S., China, and emerging economies in Asia. While most of these assessments are for client and internal use we like to share events that may have been overlooked if you only follow…

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3 News Events You Probably Missed (13-17 May)

FAO Global publishes “The Weekend Brief,” a weekly newsletter highlighting the latest current events impacting the business climate between the United States, China, and Emerging Markets around the world. FAO Global promotes global strategy development through market intelligence and expert political assessments. “The Weekend Brief” covers trends in geopolitics, aviation, AI/Blockchain, automotive, and investment opportunities…

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