Ismael Faquir on Mozambique law | Ernst & Young | Video

World Finance interviews Ismael Faquir, Country Managing Partner at Ernst & Young, on investing in people as the way to achieve excellence

January 4, 2013
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Transcript

The government of Mozambique is currently discussing potential changes to its capital gains tax regime, and amendments to tax law are now a regular occurrence in order to accommodate the discovery of natural resources such as gas and coal. Ismael Faquir discusses the country’s investment landscape, the services offered by Ernst & Young, and the importance of getting the right advice at the outset of any investment.