AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAsia-Pacific Hiring & Expansion: Deutsche Bank’s private bank is recruiting experienced relationship managers and full teams with established client books to deepen its Asia wealth push. Corporate Appointments: bolttech named Emma Butler CEO for its Asia-Pacific region, as it accelerates expansion across insurance and digital services. Education & Workforce Pipeline: A Guam teacher-recruitment roundtable heard that fewer students want to become teachers, with funding incentives not making the role “as attractive as it used to be.” Higher Ed Growth Watch: India’s international branch campuses are multiplying, but success depends on getting pricing and regulation right as foreign universities hedge against weaker overseas recruitment. Jobs & Skills via Investment: iSON Group’s $75m Philippines expansion is expected to create about 2,000 jobs across agri-tech, digital healthcare and BPO. Cross-border Risks in Hiring: North Korea is reportedly using third-country interview proxies to evade hiring checks and place workers via IT roles. Policy & Language: India’s language policy debate spotlights English’s role as CBSE implements the three-language formula. Trade & Industry: The US Commerce Department set final anti-dumping/countervailing duties on solar cells from India, Indonesia and Laos, affecting exporters’ competitiveness. Diplomacy Meets Careers: BRICS’ New Delhi Declaration keeps global rule reform on the agenda, with India pushing for a more representative order.
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