Bryane Michael
Infographic Instant with Bryane Michael
Infographic Instant Audio provides the latest thinking in law, economics and business. Are you tired of talking heads that don't give evidence or data to support their broad generalisations and opinions? Then you are ready for an Infographic Instant! Your narrator is Prof. Bryane Michael. Prof. Michael holds fellowships at Oxford, Columbia, Hong Kong U, and others. He has advised over 20 governments, over 500 companies on transactions worth over $50 billion, and taught over 800 executives. A Harvard and Oxford graduate, he is qualified to lead you through the tough issues of the day.
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Episodes
China's Solar Finance Can Grow - with the Right Financing 04.11.2014 9:45
This is the audio version of the China Economic Review article on funding solar energy in China. For more, see: http://www.chinaeconomicreview.com/solar-securitization
How Long Does a Competition Commission Need to Reach Full Effectiveness? 30.10.2014 4:10
Cross-country data suggest that a new competition commission may need to wait 60 years to achieve full effectiveness.
Which Malaysian Sectors Likely Suffer from Anti-Competitive Behaviour? 29.10.2014 4:52
In this Infographic Instant, we look at related party transactions across Malaysia's economic sectors. How prevalent are related party transactions? What does it mean for the Competition Act?
Which Countries Have the Most Anti-Competitive Banking Sectors? 29.10.2014 3:35
Which countries' banks have the highest mark-ups? In this Infographic Instant, we look at the likely distortions to banking sector competition -- as a prelude to thinking about the effectiveness of competition laws in Malaysia
Making Hong Kong's a Better Tax Haven 09.10.2014 5:08
Can Hong Kong maintain its status as an international financial centre once it stops relying on secrecy? In this audio brief, we describe how Hong Kong can maintain its "dual-track" financial sector -- with one part a modern, open and transparent centre and another with a closed and secret area of activity.
Audio Brief: The Four Trillion Emerging Market Infrastructure Goldrush 06.10.2014 46:14
In this Infographic Instant Audio Brief, we look at the major opportunities for investors and design firms in emerging markets' infrastructure boom. We look at how investors, professional services providers and (of course) design/consulting firms, can get their piece of the $4 trillion bonanza.
Government Structure and Convergence Clubs 06.10.2014 7:13
Different groups of governments change their organisational structures in different ways. Find out which governments roll with the changing economic punches -- and which do not.
How Do Governments Decentralise? The China Case 06.10.2014 4:58
Governments don't simply choose the best level of decentralisation and stop there. They constantly adjust their margins of centralisation to fit with changing social and economic circumstances.
Which Countries Need Shadow Banking the Most? 05.10.2014 5:09
Which countries are starved for credit? In this infographic instant, we look at relative credit expansion in various emerging markets. We identify which emerging markets represent shadow banking opportunities for aspiring domestic and foreign shadow bankers.
Where is Shadow Banking Growth the Highest? 05.10.2014 4:19
In this infographic instant, we look at where shadow banking is growing the fastest. These emerging markets hold great promise for shadow bankers looking to make inroads into these markets
When is central government stronger than local government? 05.10.2014 6:30
This infographic instant describes which countries have larger central governments, and which ones have larger local governments. We show the data, and talk about why some local governments are larger than others.
How Much Money Can Bankers Earn From China's Solar Industry? 04.10.2014 13:08
In this infographic, we look at the value chains driving Chinese solar companies' revenue growth. We look at each of the securities which would likely earn Hong Kong's financial institutions money.
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