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Abraaj Liquidation Rattles Middle East Financial Markets
Abraaj's collapse raises fresh questions about transparency and regulatory norms in the UAE and broader Middle East.
Author: Mark Townsend
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Eyes Too Big
China may soon have to tap foreign investors to help fund its ambitious Belt and Road Initiative. Can it ease their skepticism about the project?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Malaysia: Mahathir’s Return Points To Uncertain Outlook
Malaysian election may mean near-term volatility in economic policy and performance.
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Masayoshi Son: Innovation Financier
Tech innovator's career trajectory shows ingenuity isn't without risk.
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Unbanked Past To Cashless Future
As Asia ditches cash for digital wallets, more citizens are able to join the financial economy—and they are delighted.
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Egypt Plans Sovereign Wealth Fund—Of A Kind
Egypt's new sovereign wealth fund is not all it's cracked up to be.
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Southeast Asia: Export Boom Continues
Southeast Asian nations are benefiting from the return of global growth, with more room to grow capacity and exports—even as wages trend upward.
Data
The Philippines Are Hot—Too Hot?
While enjoying robust growth and launching big infrastructure plans, The Philippines face potential inflation and growing trade deficits.
News
China’s New Central Bank Governor: More Follower Than Leader?
Yi Gang's appointment asgovernor of the People’s Bank of China a sign of policy continuity.
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World Awaits Beijing’s New Central Banker
Beijing's top central banker is retiring. With no successor named yet, the rumor mill starts churning.
News
Saudi Arabia Eyes 35,000 Jobs In Red Sea Tourism Push
The newly anointed heir to the Saudi throne, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is planning a mega tourism project that could possibly contribute 15 billion riyal ($4 billion) to the kingdom’s GDP and create up to 35,000 jobs.
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GCC People Power
New approaches to labor management can help GCC economies wean themselves away from their energy dependence.