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Virtual Program | Asia Pacific's Common Future: A Conversation with Simon Birmingham
In this conversation, Minister Simon Birmingham will share his insights into efforts by Australi
a and other Asia-Pacific nations to enable new investment opportunities, strengthen regional ties, and join the leaders in global decarbonization and sustainabi
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Real Estate: A Painful Reset?
The sharp decline in global real estate prices is threatening to exacerbate the current economic
downturn. In countries where real estate has been a leading source of household wealth, such as Australia and Canada, prices are falling by double digits.
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Scaling Community Resilience Across Borders: Use Cases for Los Angeles and Beyond (Invite only)
Fires, floods, and other extreme weather disasters are straining the effectiveness of public, pr
ivate, and philanthropic responses and systems. The issue: How can disparate, fire-ravaged communities from California to Australia, along with flooded
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The Internationalization of the Business of Cannabis
Cannabis legalization is going global, presenting the industry and investors with new opportunit
ies and new risks.
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Macroeconomics: A Continued Success Story
This session will begin with remarks from Hon. Josh Frydenberg MP, Treasurer of Australia, follo
wed by a panel discussion on Macroeconomics: A Continued Success Story.
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Asia Pacific Investors’ Perspectives: Diverse Opportunities in Dynamic Markets
Historically, global investment flows to the Asia Pacific were aimed at leveraging the growth po
tential of diverse emerging and advanced economies.
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Global Insights from the Asia Pacific: A Conversation with Chan Chun Sing and Simon Birmingham
Singapore is a good barometer for the global economic climate, firmly positioned as a key conver
gence zone between East and West. Australia has enjoyed nearly three decades of economic growth, the longest among developed countries, driven by global
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All Hands on Deck: The Case for Super Annuation Funds, Big and Small
Underpinned by a robust system of compulsory pension savings, the Australian pension sector is f
orecasted to triple from A$3.3 trillion (US$2.2 trillion) of funds under management to A $9 trillion over the next 20 years.
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MIc'd Up | Part 1: The Future of Education and Leadership | Part 2: Technology and Security
Part 1: The Future of Education and Leadership