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APAC Spotlight is a podcast from the Hogan Lovells Cadwalader APAC Data, Privacy and Cybersecurity team, led by Charmian Aw, exploring the key developments shaping the region’s fast-evolving digital regulatory landscape.
In our first episode, we tackle cross-border data transfers and data localisation. Data and businesses are increasingly global, but regulations are not.
We bust common myths, explore why organizations should look beyond China when assessing regulatory risk, and discuss how geopolitics, national security and AI are reshaping the rules around data. We also share practical perspectives on navigating APAC’s fragmented regulatory landscape without building a separate compliance programme for every jurisdiction.
The key takeaway? Think globally, localise selectively.
Tune in to find out what businesses, legal teams and privacy professionals need to know as APAC’s data regulatory landscape continues to evolve.
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APAC Spotlight is a podcast from the Hogan Lovells Cadwalader APAC Data, Privacy and Cybersecurity team, led by Charmian Aw, exploring the key developments shaping the region’s fast-evolving digital regulatory landscape.
In our first episode, we tackle cross-border data transfers and data localisation. Data and businesses are increasingly global, but regulations are not.
We bust common myths, explore why organizations should look beyond China when assessing regulatory risk, and discuss how geopolitics, national security and AI are reshaping the rules around data. We also share practical perspectives on navigating APAC’s fragmented regulatory landscape without building a separate compliance programme for every jurisdiction.
The key takeaway? Think globally, localise selectively.
Tune in to find out what businesses, legal teams and privacy professionals need to know as APAC’s data regulatory landscape continues to evolve.

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