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Hong Kong Department of Health (Drug Regulator)
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Market context: This lands while the Talent Market Index reads 112.8 (Hot) — up 11.4 versus the prior month — and Asia signal share is rising (+3.1pts).
Hong Kong Department of Health (Drug Regulator): 1 signal in the last 90 days; 0.1% of MitchelLake's Asia signal flow.
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Strategic Hiring · Asia
Abundantia Entertainment →Ramesh Mundhra, a senior executive from JioStar (Indian content giant), has joined Abundantia Entertainment as Head of Business Affairs, Strategy and Operations. This hire occurs as Abundantia scales recent content successes including Daldal, Maa Behen, and Subedaar (which topped Prime Video charts in 31 countries).
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DBS Bank →DBS Bank ranked No. 1 employer choice among Singapore graduates in 2026 and announced plans to hire more than 500 young local talent this year across Management Associate, Internship, and Traineeship programmes.
Strategic Hiring · Asia
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority →SBMA is undergoing a transformation into a green port city with emphasis on sustainability, economic growth, and global partnerships, suggesting strategic organisational capability-building.
Strategic Hiring · Asia
LG Electronics →LG Electronics is significantly expanding its Vietnam R&D operations, growing from 30 professionals in 2016 to over 1,250 software engineers across Hanoi and Danang. The subsidiary is investing in local automotive and software talent through the LG Track scholarship scheme and LG Dream Code annual coding competition to support accelerated growth in automotive software development.
Strategic Hiring · Asia
Raise Securities →Raise Securities (parent of fintech platform Dhan) reported Rs 905 crore revenue in FY26 with elevated marketing spend and team expansion driving 20% profit decline year-over-year.
Strategic Hiring · Asia
Government of India / Ministry of Education →India launched the Prime Minister Research Chair (PMRC) Scheme 2026, a ₹200 crore government program to recruit leading Indian-origin researchers from abroad across 13 priority sectors (AI, semiconductors, cybersecurity, healthcare, climate tech). Packages up to ₹14 crore over 5 years; applications open June 1 - July 15, 2026.
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