I was quoted extensively in an article by Karen Yeung in the South China Morning Post.

However, if Japan begins to cooperate with the initiative and is able to influence the quality of investments and reduce funding risks, China could potentially allay such criticism, according to Tobias Harris, senior vice-president at global CEO consulting and advisory firm Teneo. In the past seven years, Japan has bolstered its financial commitments to investment throughout Asia and has articulated new principles for investment that are now seen as the “gold standard” for the region, according to Harris.

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