Ukraine offers plentiful opportunities to foreign investors interested in agriculture, ports and shipping and technological innovation
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November 1, 2019
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Private View Blog: Ukrainian assets have foreign investors circling
Family offices, venture capital funds and other investors hungry for yield see plentiful opportunities in Ukraine, especially in its ports, agriculture and technology sectors. But the risks remain, not least over central bank independence and future relations with Vladimir Putin’s Russia
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Deflationary pressures, political issues, slowing growth and international trade wars are all buffeting European companies, yet opportunities can be found
Banca Generali’s focus shifts to foreign fields
The Italian bank has enjoyed rapid domestic expansion and now has international targets in mind, says CEO Gian Maria Mossa
Poland’s appeal moves beyond the back office
Technological and analytical expertise, low costs and access to a high quality workforce make Warsaw an attractive location for international financial services firms
Fiscal incentives fuel Parisian love affair with business
Making the French capital a base for management and research teams is part of the plan to allow it to compete with European rivals
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April 15, 2019
Luxembourg puts faith in talent for reinvention
Luxembourg is not resting on its laurels as a successful fund centre, with initiatives in sustainable finance and alternatives set to power future growth
BNP Paribas senses growth opportunities among Middle Eastern and German elites
The ‘key client’ group at BNP Paribas Wealth Management has found rich pickings in Asia and is now shifting attention to other markets, says its boss Rémi Frank
Malta fears fallout from disorderly Brexit
Malta’s low costs, innovative mindset and robust regulatory environment bode well for its future as a financial centre, but the island worries about the potential impact of Brexit shock waves
Extremely low yields have forced investors to move up the risk curve, with assets flowing into emerging market debt and high yield bonds, but what are the prospects for these fixed income segments and what are the main risks?
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