Editor's Letter
From The Editor: Growth And Free Trade
An editorial note about the April issue of Global Finance Magazine.
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Award Winners
Global Winners: Tacking Into The Wind
Details on the overall global winners of Global Finance Magazine’s 2017 awards for best investment banks.
Features
Gulf Real Estate: From Hi-Rises To REITs
The real estate investment market in the Middle East is exhibiting a resurgence and signs of maturity, with real estate investment trusts growing in popularity as an alternative source of capital.
Data
Japan Rethinks Trade In Face Of TPP Collapse
US withdrawal from the TPP was a shock to its top ally in the Pacific, and may push Japan into the trading arms of China.
Data
Kenya: Primed For Growth
Kenya has created a positive environment for foreign direct investment (FDI), as it looks to appeal to foreign multinationals.
Features
Lebanese Banks Stand Tall Amid Uncertainty
The Lebanese economy was hit hard in recent years, mainly by spillover from Syria’s crisis. However, the financial sector has proven resilient and domestic political stability offers renewed prospects for growth.
Award Winners
Low Rates, High Volume
Details on the winners of Global Finance Magazine’s 2017 awards for the world’s best investment banks for debt.
Features
Middle East Banks Seek Growth Externally
Middle Eastern banks are looking for merger and acquisition opportunities to help them bolster their balance sheets and expand into new product areas and markets.
Features
Middle East Drive To Diversify
The need for economic diversification has never been greater, as governments around the Gulf look to shore up oil-depleted revenues and boost job prospects for their fast-growing populations.
Features
Middle East’s Best Companies Hold On
Global Finance magazine’s 2017 list of the Best-Performing Companies In The Middle East shows some changes at the top of the rankings, with Israel gaining position while oil-producing countries struggle with low oil prices.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
More Rules, More Fines, More On Balance
Lenders have paid more than $300 billion in fines since the 2008 financial crisis; the growing regulations are slowly forcing stronger balance sheets.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Institutions Push Long-Term Thinking
A new movement is pushing back against short-term investment and narrow focus on quarterly earnings.