Mustafa Ahmed Salman, joint Director of United Securities,
tells Jane Bordenave about recovering from the recession, what the next five years hold for Oman, and the new opportunities for foreign investors

With more than $28.5bn in assets under management AFP Cuprum has managed to turn a depressed Chilean market to its advantage

It is no secret that 2010 was not one of the finest years in the history of Greece. Attracting a lot of bad publicity due to its deteriorating public finances, it became a case study for (sovereign debt) crisis management

Reforms in the capital market and in the labour sector will make it possible to maximise the benefits obtained by private financial institutions in the interest of workers

Named Best Foreign Investment Practice, Greece by World Finance for a second consecutive year, Papapolitis & Papapolitis represents major financial institutions and multinational corporations investing in various sectors of the Greek market

After 10 years of increasing growth Banco Interacciones is still planning for the future

This modern EU member has long been an attractive jurisdiction for doing business, capitalising on its geo-economic location, tax regime and high quality professional services and infrastructure

Buyout funds will target natural resources and industrial
goods in 2011, writes Joyce Ollunga

Finland has come a long way since the virtually closed economic system which was in place until the early 1980s, says Kalevi Tervanen

Do organisations really gain the potential benefits of their entire project portfolio? asks Efi Katsouli

Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion is now the largest Moroccan institutional investor, playing a key role in public development policies

New technology is boosting TIM Brazil’s bottom line

CapitaLand upholds corporate governance and transparency in Asia’s thriving real estate sector

Bridging the Middle East and Europe, Cyprus is benefiting from increased FDI

It’s not unusual to hear people criticise the fiscal competition between east and west Europe, pretending that such practices lead to losses in tax revenues, says Thierry Afshrift