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Industry Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the telecommunications industry [1][2] Core Viewpoints - The telecommunications industry is navigating a complex and shifting risk landscape, with risks constantly evolving in nature and impact [2] - The industry faces a diverse range of risks affecting every aspect of its business, driven by technological change, geopolitical strains, economic shifts, and societal development [2] - The report identifies the top 10 risks facing telcos globally in 2024 and suggests three key actions for leaders to mitigate these risks [2] Risk Domains and Top 10 Risks Risk Domains - Compliance threats: Originating from politics, regulations, or corporate governance [3] - Operational threats: Impacting processes, systems, people, and the overall value chain [3] - Strategic threats: Related to customers, competitors, and investors [3] - Financial threats: Stemming from volatility in markets, ecosystems, and investments [3] Top 10 Risks 1. Underestimating changing imperatives in privacy, security, and trust [3][6] 2. Insufficient response to customers during the cost-of-living crisis [3][11] 3. Inadequate talent and skills management [3][15] 4. Poor management of the sustainability agenda [3][18] 5. Failure to take advantage of new business models [3][21] 6. Inadequate network quality and value proposition [3][24] 7. Failure to improve workforce culture and ways of working [3][27] 8. Ineffective engagement with external ecosystems [3][33] 9. Inability to adapt to the changing regulatory landscape [3][37] 10. Failure to maximize the value of infrastructure assets [3][40] Key Data and Insights Cybersecurity - 53% of telcos believe the total cost of cybersecurity breaches will exceed US$3m in 2023, up from 40% in 2022 [7] - 52% of telcos cite a failure among non-IT workforce to adhere to best practices as a top internal issue undermining cybersecurity efforts [7] Customer Response to Cost-of-Living Crisis - Only one-third of consumers think telcos have been supportive during the cost-of-living crisis, while 75% believe broadband providers should do more to offer fixed price guarantees [12] - 60% of consumers agree the cost-of-living crisis has made them more likely to shop around for the best deals [14] Talent Management - 55% of telecoms employers are freezing hiring in response to financial pressures, almost double the proportion across all sectors (28%) [15] - The leading 20 telcos worldwide have reportedly cut their workforces by a combined 20% in the past seven years [15] Sustainability - 46% of telcos consider sustainability when allocating capital but do not give it sufficient weighting to secure necessary funding [18] - 43% of telecoms and technology companies do not disclose a specific net-zero strategy, transition plan, or decarbonization strategy [19] Network Quality and Value Proposition - 26% of households experience an unreliable home broadband connection "often" or "very often," while 29% say the same about their mobile data signal inside the home [24] - Fiber-to-the-home coverage in Europe stands at 62% of households, but adoption of packages is at just 50% [25] Workforce Culture and Ways of Working - 30% of telecoms employees prefer fully remote working, compared to 23% across all sectors [28] - 47% of telco employees cite access to learning and skills as a top factor for thriving as remote or hybrid workers [29] External Ecosystems - 71% of large enterprises prioritize technology and 5G suppliers with ecosystem relationships [34] - 50% of corporate customers value a supplier more highly if it can articulate its role in the evolving industry ecosystem, up from 47% in 2022 [34] Regulatory Landscape - 61% of telco leaders believe regulatory risks will significantly impact their business's performance over the coming 12 months [37] - Policymakers are developing guidelines for AI, with concerns that the EU's comprehensive approach could stifle innovation and limit international competitiveness [38] Infrastructure Assets - 41% of telco CEOs plan to pursue divestments, spin-offs, and IPOs in the next 12 months, while 61% aim to form joint ventures or strategic alliances [40] - 48% of telecoms leaders agree that splitting into netcos and servcos is a likely future scenario to accelerate investment and returns [42] Recommended Actions for Risk Mitigation 1. Improve governance across the organization, particularly around data governance and decision-making on fast-evolving topics [45] 2. Engage in new ways of working with employees, focusing on learning, upskilling, and re-skilling to accommodate remote working [46] 3. Rearticulate the value proposition to customers, simplifying value propositions and sustaining relevance to unlock long-term value [47]

How do we solve the challenge of data interoperability in e-mobility? A collaboration between: Contents Preface E-mobility is about so much more than the technological switch from combustion engines to electric vehicles (EVs). It is about connecting the worlds of transport, energy and the built environment. It's about the future value — personal, environmental and commercial — that innovation and interconnectedness across the e-mobility ecosystem can deliver. That future state depends on data interoperabili ...

Global IPO Market Overview - Global IPO activity declined by 15% in H1 2024, with 532 companies raising $51.7 billion, a 17% decrease in proceeds compared to the same period last year [3] - The US and India performed relatively better, with the New York Stock Exchange leading in proceeds at $10.8 billion, followed by Nasdaq at $7.1 billion [5] - Only one Chinese company made it to the global top 10 IPOs in H1 2024 [8] China A-Share IPO Market - A-share IPO activity contracted significantly, with only 44 companies raising RMB 32.9 billion, representing a 75% and 84% YoY decline in number and proceeds respectively [14] - The average IPO size dropped to RMB 748 million, down 38% YoY, with no IPOs exceeding RMB 5 billion [16] - STAR Market IPOs hit a record low, with only 7 listings, while ChiNext and Shanghai Main Board led in IPO count and proceeds respectively [17] - Specialized and sophisticated SMEs accounted for 48% of A-share IPOs, up from previous years [21] - The top 10 A-share IPOs raised RMB 16.6 billion, dominated by technology companies [25] - Industrial, technology, and materials sectors accounted for 89% of IPO count and 88% of proceeds [26] - Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta regions dominated A-share IPOs, contributing 70% of total listings [28] Hong Kong IPO Market - Hong Kong saw 28 IPOs raising HK$12.1 billion in H1 2024, down 3% and 32% YoY in count and proceeds respectively [34] - Average IPO size reached a historical low of HK$431 million, with only one IPO exceeding HK$2 billion [36] - Mainland Chinese companies dominated, accounting for 89% of IPO count and 95% of proceeds [39] - IPO first-day performance improved, with only 25% of IPOs breaking issue price, the lowest in five years [40] - The top 10 Hong Kong IPOs raised HK$8.73 billion, down 33% YoY, with technology companies leading [46] - Technology sector dominated Hong Kong IPOs, raising HK$4.975 billion, followed by retail and consumer goods at HK$2.847 billion [49] US IPO Market for Chinese Companies - 24 Chinese companies listed in the US in H1 2024, raising $2.235 billion, up 26% and 274% YoY in count and proceeds respectively [51] - Two large IPOs significantly boosted the total proceeds [51] - 25 Chinese companies are currently in the US IPO filing process, with 53 having completed filings but not yet listed [53] Market Outlook - A-share IPO market is expected to gradually recover but remain tight, with a focus on high-quality technology companies [56] - Hong Kong IPO market shows signs of recovery, with favorable factors accumulating and a potential turning point [58] - More mainland industry leaders are expected to list in Hong Kong, with traditional and high-growth companies in the pipeline [58]