Middle East | 13 Jun 13
standard chartered plans iraq deployment
Standard Chartered is reportedly planning to expand its transaction banking business into new countries in order to capture global trade flows which are increasingly shifting east.
new devere technology will help
The deVere Group has unveiled a new computerised system it says will help its advisers to customise insurance, investments and pension plans to fit their clients, wherever in the world they live.
mobius corporate governance terrible
Franklin Templeton’s emerging markets guru Mark Mobius claims corporate governance standards could be improved upon across the globe, signalling he did not mean to single out Russia at a recent conference hosted by Sberbank in Moscow.
Profiles & Comment | 12 Jun 13
the waiting game a profile of richard pease
Beset by lingering recession, high unemployment and political ferment, Europe is hardly the first choice for today’s investors. However, says Henderson Global Investors’ Richard Pease, opportunities are there for those who possess one key virtue patience.
harlequin named defendant in 15 caribbean
Beleaguered luxury resort developer Harlequin Property is currently involved in 15 legal cases at the St. Vincent and the Grenadines High Court, according to documents supplied by UK lawyers representing disgruntled investors.