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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

ABRAAJ GROUP: INVESTING IN CITIES

<strong>Global Finance</strong> sat down with Tom Speechley, a partner in emerging markets private equity investment firm Abraaj Group and CEO of Abraaj North America, to discuss key markets for investment, future EM stars and the lure of cities as investment destinations.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

ARGENTINA’S TAX DEPARTMENT STRIPS PROCTER & GAMBLE LICENSE

<strong>Corporate Tax | Management</strong><br /> Approximately 500 American companies operate in Argentina—but on November 3 that number abruptly decreased by one as the country’s tax authority, the Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (AFIP) revoked the company’s registration, accusing P&G of tax and accounting fraud.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

CEE: STRUCTURAL REFORMS NEEDED

<strong>Central & Eastern Europe | Emerging Markets Regional Review</strong><br /> Central and Eastern Europe has come a long way in the past 25 years, but the region must overcome some significant obstacles in 2015—particularly as Russia’s conflict with Ukraine continues.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

CHANGING ECONOMIC CLIMATE OF EMERGING MARKETS

<strong>Seeking A New Paradigm | Emerging Markets Growth</strong><br /> To ascertain whether emerging markets is an obsolete term, we must first understand what it means.

Banking

Deepening Africa’s Financial Markets

<strong>Africa | Emerging Markets Regional Review</strong><br /> African economies are well on their way to transforming the region’s status from a frontier to an emerging market. The IMF predicts Africa will grow by 5.8% in 2015, up from 5.1% this year, with Chad, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Mozambique projected to growth over 8%.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

EDITOR’S LETTER: REDEFINING EMERGING MARKETS

For many years <strong>Global Finance </strong>has regularly covered emerging markets and frontier markets. This annual issue of the magazine, which is focused on the EM, goes a bit further. We analyze these markets regionally, but we also question the prevalent definition of emerging markets.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

IMPROVING ASIAN PRODUCTIVITY

<strong>Asia-Pacific | Emerging Markets Regional Review</strong><br /> Structural changes in emerging Asia’s manufacturing-for-export markets are erasing the low-cost advantage.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

ISRAELI VENTURE CAPITALISTS FINANCE ARAB START-UPS

<strong>Venture Capital | Trends</strong><br /> Start-up companies and innovators in the Arab World have suffered from underinvestment and lack of technology infrastructure in recent years.

Economics, Policy & Regulation

LATIN AMERICA: END OF THE BOOM ERA?

<strong>Latin America | Emerging Markets Regional Review</strong><br /> After years of strong growth, many key markets in Latin America are faltering. Although overall the region is no longer producing the high growth it once did, a number of markets continue to rise to new heights.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

MASALA BOND PROMOTES INTERNATIONALIZATION OF THE RUPEE

<strong>India | Capital Markets</strong><br /> The rupee realizes international ambitions. The International Finance Corporation (IFC) sold its first rupee-denominated bonds in London in November to attract international investment in India’s infrastructure.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

PAKISTAN: CHANGE NEEDED TO ATTRACT FOREIGN INVESTMENT

<strong>Pakistan | Frontier Markets Focus</strong><br /> Pakistan’s ability to attract both foreign direct and domestic investment fell dramatically during the past decade. Some of the reasons why still apply.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

QATAR: MIDDLE EASTS RICHEST COUNTRY KEEPS ON SPENDING

<strong>Qatar | Country Report </strong><br /> Qatar shows no signs of slowing its internal and external investment. The IMF says Qatar’s real GDP growth should average 6% to 7% in the medium term, supported by public investments, and will likely remain the fastest-growing in the region
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