The China Factor concept identifies connections to China within a client’s operations, from value chain to supply chain, including political, financial, state-capital, or personal ties. DSA helps clients uncover these linkages, which are essential for evaluating risks in investments, partnerships, compliance, R&D, due diligence, and political and regulatory trends.
We examine the complex China Factor linkages to detect any potential red flags, employing our deep country-specific knowledge and investigative research expertise.
Drawing on cultural, linguistic, historical, social, and institutional insights, we decode the intricate web of risks involving business, government, and policy stakeholders.
We deliver tailored insights on the China Factor, transforming proprietary data into actionable analysis to help clients navigate risks and leverage opportunities for strategic decision-making in complex geopolitical contexts.
Whether you operate in the European or Asian markets or within the energy or high-tech sectors, our comprehensive geopolitical and country-specific analysis meticulously evaluates the risks posed by the China Factor, empowering your informed decision-making.
We conduct ESG risk assessments to evaluate the environmental, social, and governance practices of your business partners. Our screening analysis delves deeply into potential hidden risks, considering country-specific, market-specific, and industry-specific laws and regulations, including U.S. and international sanctions, as well as investment prohibition lists.
We conduct in-depth due diligence assessments on potential investments and partnerships. Our investigative research team explores extensively the complex networks, identifying potential legal, financial, operational, and reputational risks at corporate and individual levels associated with investment and partnership opportunities.
We deliver comprehensive China Factor risk analysis to clients across diverse sectors, including Pharmaceuticals and Biotech, EV/ Automobile Industry, Telecommunications, Defense, Energy and Green Technology, AI and High-tech, Financial Institutions, Investment and Hedge Funds, Electronics, Consumer Goods, and the Public Sector.