Why China is Targeting Global Auditors
China's concern over data security, geopolitical tensions, regulatory changes pose challenges for businesses dealing with competing compliance demands
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China's concern over data security, geopolitical tensions, regulatory changes pose challenges for businesses dealing with competing compliance demands
Hong Kong has the potential to become a global data centre hub, but uncertainties such as geopolitical concerns and fears over cross-border data transfer are holding back growth, according to industry observers.
The danger with the digital alignment between China and ASEAN is that the rules governing cross-border data movement come to be as confusing and as restrictive as Beijing’s.
In negotiating with Beijing, ASEAN undoubtedly risks being dominated by its bigger partner, but the rewards of closer integration in the digital economy make that a risk worth taking.
While comparisons of India's Bill were initially drawn with the EU's landmark General Data Protection Regulation, the govt says that the Bill is only one part of its larger policy vision for the entire digital economy. What other data protection models have been adopted elsewhere?