KBZ Group on Myanmar’s developing banking sector
World Finance speaks to representatives from KBZ Group about changes in Myanmar’s banking industry
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First Bank of Nigeria on African banking trends
World Finance speaks to Bernadine Okeke, Group Executive of Private Banking at First Bank of Nigeria, about the continent’s banking industry
‘To hell with it. Let’s get the money out there’: Paul Krugman on Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
China’s proposed $50bn Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank could become the largest emerging market funding-vehicle in the region and globally
A crude response: great oil price correction coming soon
The drop in crude prices has market watchers expecting a price readjustment in the near future
Russia and China together: Europe pays price for America’s strategy
Despite sanctions imposed by the West, Russia still has many friends and is strengthening ties with the world’s largest economy
Investment One Financial Services on Nigeria’s momentous growth
World Finance speaks to Nicholas Nyamali, Group Managing Director and CEO of Investment One Financial Services, about Nigeria’s economic prospects
Papadopoulos: IMF a formidable weapon of the American government
World Finance speaks to Dr Marcus Papadopoulos to discuss whether Russia’s economic outlook is as bleak as it seems
Is Hong Kong still the best business gateway into Asia?
As China undergoes rapid economic structural reform, Hong Kong is forced to prove its worth as a key entry point for multinationals in the face of stiff competition
Is Hong Kong China’s global “super connector”?
A renminbi depreciation threatens Hong Kong from its “super connector” status. Norman Cha, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, challenges this assertion
AmInvest on Malaysia’s shifting investment landscape
World Finance talks to AmInvest about Malaysia’s increasing investment opportunities
Greece: still corrupt, still unsound infrastructurally, still uncompetitive
Times are changing for Greece’s debt-ridden economy and the rest of the EU as new anti-austerity government Syriza takes power
No watered down agenda for Greece
New Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said Greece will not default on its bailout debts but is this really realistic?
Richard Murphy: Companies have forgotten how to make money
“Make the money, then worry about paying the tax,” says the tax researcher, arguing that with businesses sitting on cash piles with no investment plans, there’s no point cutting corporation tax
