Z-Ben Advisors' Alexander on China's Anti-spy Campaign

The video discusses the implications of Xi Jinping's policies on consulting firms, focusing on the use of public domain information to avoid legal risks. It highlights the challenges posed by China's anti-espionage law and its impact on foreign businesses. Despite concerns, foreign investment in China remains stable. The future of consulting, especially for firms relying on private information, is uncertain.

What are the implications of Xi Jinping's consolidation of power for foreign businesses operating in China?

How has the perception of risk changed for firms seeking private proprietary information in China since 2013?

How does the current situation in China compare to other emerging markets regarding foreign investment?

In what ways has the anti-espionage law in China evolved, and what does this mean for foreign consultancies?

What concerns do clients have regarding travel to China in light of recent anti-espionage laws?

Discuss the potential impact of the current political climate on consulting firms that rely on private information gathering.

What are the challenges faced by consulting companies in China as a result of the tightening of state security laws?