Developing markets now have deeper capital markets as well as local investors, meaning they are much better placed to weather global crises

Ukraine’s investment industry is working hard to ensure the country’s economy does not collapse in the face of the Russian invasion, says ICU’s Makar Paseniuk

Hong Kong needs to understand its own identity, namely its ability to regenerate, argues Anant Deboor

Already battered by Covid, Europe is ill-prepared to weather the inflationary storm which has been magnified by war in Ukraine. Will the continent find unity in adversity?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may lead to an even more divided world, but there is also a chance it could mean a thaw in Sino-US relations, a united Western world and even provide common ground for Republicans and Democrats, argues Quaero Capital’s Jean Keller  

Banks may talk about the importance of governance, but some firms have been quicker than others to scale back on their Russian operations and investments

Tightening monetary policy and a regulatory clampdown meant Chinese equities had a year to forget in 2021. Are we in for more of the same?

Russian aggression towards Ukraine and ongoing China-Taiwan tensions are worrying investors, while the spectre of inflation is looming