In this wide reaching interview in straight-talking “Jamil Anderlini style”, we get a rare look into the Asia market from one of New Zealand’s most respected international journalists. Geopolitics are shifting in the region at an alarming rate with the deteriorating Sino-US relations firmly at the centre. Jamil pulls apart many of the key issues at play and gives us his unique take on how these may affect NZ’s trade stability and prosperity in the years to come.

Based in Hong Kong, Jamil has been with the FT since 2007 spending most of that time in China where he was named Beijing Bureau Chief in 2011. Jamil has a long list of accolades in global journalism and was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2013. In his current role as Asia Editor, he oversees the Financial Times’ coverage of the Asia region directing the work of regional correspondents and overseeing the editing and commissioning team in Hong Kong. Jamil graduated from Victoria University of Wellington and Auckland University of Technology.

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TIMESTAMPS

02:00 - How Hong Kong and Taiwan have managed the health crisis so effectively
04:30 - The economic situation in Hong Kong
10:25 - New Zealand’s unique selling proposition in the Asian region
13:40 - The risks to an overreliance on China exports 
19:40 - Why exporters need to understand geopolitics
27:20 - The critical importance of maintaining NZ’s position as a  highly trusted nation
36:40 - The export value of Jacinda Ardern’s growing global reputation

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LINKS AND REFERENCES

Jamil Anderlini Linkedin
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamil-anderlini-6a89273/

Jamil Anderlini Twitter @JamilAnderlini

Jamil Anderlini Financial Times
https://www.ft.com/jamil-anderlini

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