
M&G Real Estate Senior Associate Property Research Alex Lund shares his commercial and residential real estate investment picks for Europe in 2020.
M&G Real Estate Senior Associate Property Research Alex Lund shares his commercial and residential real estate investment picks for Europe in 2020.
Singaporean and Burmese investors deliberate the fast rise of the Myanmar start-up ecosystem and why investors should view it as the next big destination in Asia for tech investment.
M&G Investments Head of Institutional Fixed Income William Nicoll says there is a growing demand from Australian superannuation funds to diversify their portfolios through increasing allocations to international markets.
Investors take note, Singapore-based ST Integrated Engineering is seeking to raise SGD 4 million to support its expansion strategy in SE Asia and the Middle East.
Norway is leading the charge in reducing global carbon emissions thanks to its healthy Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund, with India being one of its greatest benefactors in new green energy investments.
Chinese investment in Africa are shaping a new economic and political order in the continent. With funding by China pouring into all sectors and many countries within Africa, we take a snapshot of some of the major infrastructure developments that are underway.
Africa’s second most populous country, which was ranked the third-poorest in the world in 2000, has seen a meteoric rise through state spending on roads, giant dams and industrial parks. Ethiopia’s services sector has also contributed significantly towards rapid growth. With an annual GDP per capita of USD 80 billion, it is miraculous that Ethiopia has seen poverty rates fall to 31% in less than a decade, making it among the top three fastest growing economies of the world.
According to global rating agencies, Uzbekistan's economy is set to bloom in Central Asia which may be partly attributed to President Shavkat Mirziyoev’s nation building policies since his appointment in 2016.
Rwanda has emerged as one of the fastest growing economies in less than two decades; an extraordinary feat since its genocide in the 1990s where an estimated two million people died in the civil war against Tutsi refugees.
As Africa strives to pull itself out of extreme poverty – 28 of the poorest countries in the world are in Africa - the continent is opening its doors to foreign direct investment across major industries.