BIP Asia: Nationalism is killing innovation

Karry Lai

January 06, 2020

Asia heads of IP at Canon and Microsoft share the challenges of securing IP partnerships in an era of trade wars, data privacy paranoia and disruptive innovations

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Karry Lai

Asia Reporter Managing IP

Karry joined the Managing IP team as Asia Reporter in October 2017. She covers all aspects of IP across Asia. Based in Hong Kong, she is also the Asia Reporter for International Financial Law Review. She has been with Euromoneyâ€™s Legal Media Group since December 2015.

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