Policy Intelligence10/15/20261 sources
This report is based on the OECD's review of ASEAN's FDI policies, providing an in-depth analysis of the current legal frameworks, restrictive barriers, and policy recommendations for ASEAN member states in the context of green transition and the digital economy, offering forward-looking insights into the investment environment for multinational enterprises and policymakers.
Elena Rossi3 min read
Policy Intelligence10/08/20261 sources
Analyze how WRAP Technologies can vertically integrate public safety, anti-drone, critical infrastructure, and national defense technologies through the WrapShield platform to deeply integrate with threat environments and explore strategic paths for expansion into the enterprise and insurance support markets.
Sofia Al-Mansour3 min read
Policy Intelligence10/01/20261 sources
This paper deeply analyzes how the policy tool of "institutional opening" drives the improvement of the quality of Chinese manufactured exports by reducing transaction costs, promoting technological innovation, and deepening labor division. The study focuses on the differentiated impact of institutional opening on different types of enterprises and regions, providing empirical evidence for policymakers and corporate strategic decision-making.
Michael Vance2 min read
Policy Intelligence09/24/20261 sources
In-depth analysis of the core changes in the "Measures for the Administration of Outbound Investment" released by China in June 2026, focusing on the establishment of the Outbound Investment Security Review System (OISR), coverage for indirect and individual investors, and the regulatory mechanisms for responding to geopolitical economic risks.
Sofia Al-Mansour5 min read
Policy Intelligence09/17/20261 sources
The State Council's Regulations on Outbound Investment elevate China's outbound investment regulation to the level of administrative regulations and introduce outbound investment security review, indirect technology transfer, individual investor liability, and countermeasures. This article analyzes their impact on corporate layout and regional competition from the perspectives of global capital flows, industrial chain restructuring, and cross-border transactions.
Sofia Al-Mansour7 min read
Policy Intelligence09/10/20261 sources
Global financial stability risks are elevated, but the real change is not in volatility itself. AI investment is shifting from an equity story to debt dependence, the liquidity mismatches accumulated in the private credit market are beginning to become explicit, and geopolitical conflicts are accelerating the revaluation of energy and supply chain cost structures. Together, these three forces point to one conclusion: the valuation anchors, financing structures, and regional competitiveness standards of global capital are being rewritten in tandem.
Sofia Al-Mansour6 min read
Policy Intelligence09/03/20261 sources
Decoding WRAP Technologies’ $12 Million Financing: How the WrapShield Platform Leverages Regulation, Insurance, and Israeli Innovation to Enter the Public Safety and Defense Convergence Market.
Hiroshi Tanaka5 min read
Policy Intelligence08/27/20261 sources
From the perspective of global capital flows, analyze how fluctuations in South Africa's mining policy increase investment risk premiums, and, in light of platinum group metals market opportunities and infrastructure shortcomings, discuss the difficulties of mining capital formation and the challenges to long-term competitiveness.
Sofia Al-Mansour4 min read
Policy Intelligence08/20/20261 sources
In 2025, US trade and investment policy underwent a structural transformation: the instrumentalization of tariffs, the expansion of export controls, and the tightening of outbound investment restrictions are reshaping global capital flows and supply chain configurations. This article analyzes the logic behind these policies from a global investment perspective and assesses the responses of multinational enterprises and long-term trends.
Michael Vance5 min read
Policy Intelligence08/13/20261 sources
Based on Morgan Lewis’s latest analysis, this article re-deconstructs the paradigm shift in U.S. international trade and investment policy in 2025—from executive-order-driven economic nationalism to the compounding effects of tariffs, export controls, and outbound investment restrictions—providing a research framework for global capital allocation in 2026.
Michael Vance6 min read
Policy Intelligence08/06/20261 sources
Based on an empirical study of 82 cities in western China, this research analyzes how smart city policies improve the business environment through digital governance, thereby influencing global capital allocation and regional competitiveness.
Sofia Al-Mansour5 min read
Policy Intelligence07/30/20261 sources
Indonesia's tightening policies have prompted Chinese nickel giants to look overseas. Tsingshan Group and Lygend Resources are exploring paths in Madagascar, Tanzania, and New Caledonia respectively, marking the first overseas diversification of China's nickel investment landscape.
Sofia Al-Mansour4 min read
Policy Intelligence07/23/20261 sources
Based on JLL's latest outlook, analyze the six major trends in global commercial real estate in 2026: cost efficiency, supply shortage, experience-driven, AI implementation, energy integration, and investment democratization, revealing the new landscape of capital flows and regional competition.
Elena Rossi8 min read
Policy Intelligence07/16/20261 sources
The UK has introduced new regulations restricting automakers from using terms like "autonomous driving" in advertisements to prevent misleading consumers. This article analyzes the policy's impact on capital flows, industrial chain layout, and multinational corporate strategies in the smart vehicle sector from a global investment perspective.
Sofia Al-Mansour3 min read
Policy Intelligence07/09/20261 sources
At the Third China-Europe Corporate ESG Best Practices Conference, Chinese legal expert Wang Heng emphasized that strengthening the rule of law framework and regulatory certainty is a core element for deepening China-Europe cooperation on environmental, social, and governance issues. This article, from the perspective of global capital flows and combined with industrial practices in Liaoning, analyzes how the construction of the rule of law provides institutional guarantees for cross-border ESG investment.
Elena Rossi4 min read
Policy Intelligence07/02/20261 sources
Based on the latest survey by ASIFMA and KPMG, global financial companies are shifting their Asia-Pacific expansion focus toward South Korea while adopting a more cautious stance toward China and India. This article analyzes the deep logic behind this trend from dimensions such as capital flows, policy environment, and geo-economics, and explores its long-term impact on the Asian investment landscape.
Elena Rossi4 min read
Policy Intelligence06/25/20261 sources
India's state-owned mining company NMDC is accelerating digitalization and sustainable mining to support its vision of producing 100 million tons of iron ore annually by 2030. This strategy reflects a deeper shift in the global flow of mining capital: technological efficiency and ESG compliance are becoming core competencies for resource-rich countries to attract foreign investment. The article analyzes India's regional competitive position in the mining sector, the logic of industrial chain restructuring, and long-term trends from a global investment perspective.
Michael Vance2 min read
Policy Intelligence06/18/20261 sources
After experiencing debt distress, currency crises, and investor withdrawal, many African countries have regained international capital favor through structural reforms. This article analyzes the drivers, sustainability, and impact of this trend on Africa's long-term development from the perspectives of global capital flows, policy adjustments, and industrial strategies.
Sofia Al-Mansour3 min read
Policy Intelligence06/11/20261 sources
Mozambique's new mining law requires the state to hold at least a certain percentage of shares in mining projects, marking a deepening of the country's resource nationalism policy. This article analyzes the potential impact of this policy on global mining capital flows, multinational corporate investment strategies, and the governance landscape of African resources.
Elena Rossi3 min read
Policy Intelligence06/04/20261 sources
From Singapore to Southeast Asia, digital competition is shifting from “rapid product launches” to “precise investment.” This article analyzes, from the perspectives of capital allocation, corporate governance, and regional innovation diffusion, why restraint and focus are becoming the new competitive advantage in markets where high growth and high uncertainty coexist.
Michael Vance6 min read
