The Financier Leo J. Hindery Jr once said: 'I think there are people, including myself at certain times in my career, who because of their uniqueness warrant whatever the market will bear.' But the questions beg HOW much is too much? and Should macroeconomic woes slow CEO pay growth?

One language is beginning to emerge as the focal point of financial services organizations stretching from established capital markets in New York, London and Hong Kong to fast-growth and emerging global business centers such as Dubai, Shanghai and Mumbai.

The global Natural Resources market is nearing a critical tipping point.
Sustained worldwide demand for natural resources is pushing investment in oil and gas exploration and production, mining and alternative natural resources such as wind and solar while the pace of research in new and renewable energy sciences continues to elevate.

Leading industrial and manufacturing companies around the world are today confronted with a range of new and increasingly complex challenges.

From intense global competition and a market-driven shift in workforce deployment to new demands for innovation, industrial and manufacturing

Wendy Lau, Managing Partner in the Kuala Lumpur office was recently interviewed in Business Today.

By most accounts, it will be an employees’ or job seekers’ market in Malaysia in the next two years, as corporations expand their business. Indeed, the sectors which will likely see stronger job creation include senior positions in