Features
Qatar’s Revolutionary Independence
Qatar, cornered by neighbors in a blockade, has since become more economically diversified and self-sufficient—and as a result, more independent.
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Saudi Arabia’s Female Drivers To Speed Growth
In late June, when women are finally allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia, many observers predict an uptick in economic activity.
Features
Strength In Numbers: Q&A With Qatar National Bank CEO Ali Ahmed Al-Kuwari
Qatar National Bank (QNB) CEO Ali Ahmed Al-Kuwari says the bank’s sound economic fundamentals and regional diversification aspirations have helped it withstand the impact of Saudi sanctions on Qatar.
Award Winners
Best Deals of 2018: Power Rangers
Energy was a major component of deals this year—both fossil fuels and renewables. Green energy also made a big splash, as did one of the largest foreign direct investments into India.
Award Winners
Best U.S. Mid-Market Regionals 2018: Strong and Ready
Although 2016’s frothy market didn’t repeat, regional M&A advisors in the US aren’t complaining about 2017.
Data
Central and Eastern Europe Showing Spirit
With popular elected leaders and strong growth in their economies, the sometimes-feisty CEE nations are standing tall—and keeping an eye on corruption and labor costs.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Keeping The Coins Flowing And Cash Coming
Bans and regulations are encouraging novel workarounds by cryptocurrencies.
Data
Romania: World-Class Frontier
Romania has a troublesome reputation but robust growth, and is working to raise its game through the tech industry and improvements to the business environment.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
South Korea Invents Ledger-Free Blockchain
Ledger-free blockchain opens up the possibility of central banks utilizing the technology.
Data
Southeast Asia: Export Boom Continues
Southeast Asian nations are benefiting from the return of global growth, with more room to grow capacity and exports—even as wages trend upward.
Data
Taiwan: Adapting To A New World
Taiwan’s economy has thrived on electronics manufacturing. Now, with a tightening labor market and new competitive pressures, the island is figuring out how to reshape its role in the changing global economy.
Data
The Philippines Are Hot—Too Hot?
While enjoying robust growth and launching big infrastructure plans, The Philippines face potential inflation and growing trade deficits.