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China held its 18th Party Congress from 8 to 14
November 2012. During the Congress, the top leadership of the
country changed hands. Mr. Jinping Xi and Mr. Keqiang Li now hold
the two top positions in the Party for the next decade. The
transfer of power is anticipated to lead to new policies and reform
being launched gradually in China. For more information we refer to
a note on this topic prepared by Brunswick Group, the leading
global corporate communications and public affairs advisor; the
full report can be found by clicking here.
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