Risk assessment is upside down
Fundamentally we don't know what's going on, says Jerome Booth, author of 'Emerging Markets in an Upside Down World', because of problems with economic...
Periphery is where the power is
It is time to be in emerging markets because the periphery is where the power is. In the second part of interview with John...
India: Modi woos business and young
Comment and analysis editor Frederick Studeman leads a discussion on India's forthcoming election with Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay, lecturer at Queen Mary, University of London and...
Vienna initiative
Raiffeisen International Bank's most profitable market is Russia, but it also has assets exposed in Ukraine. Lex's Oliver Ralph and Joseph Cotterill discuss what...
The future for TV advertising
Television advertising is back at record levels. In the UK alone companies spent an estimated £4.6bn on TV ads last year. But how long...
Salini Impreglio — upbeat on Italy
Construction group Salini Impregilo made €4bn in revenue last year. In 2012, it sprang from a merger seen as Italy's first proxy shareholder victory....
Baselworld’s pull on luxury brands
Baselworld, the biggest watches and jewellery trade fair in the world, opens in Switzerland this week. Helen Barrett talks with organisers and exhibitors to...
Samuel Brittan on almost 50 years at FT
After almost five decades at the Financial Times, economic commentator Samuel Brittan is retiring. In a rare video interview, Samuel sits down with FT...
Bank of Baroda | Celebrating 11 years of Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana
Celebrating 11 years of empowering India’s aspiring entrepreneurs through the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana.
From starting small to scaling big, Mudra loans cater to every...
Funds still attracted by China’s potential
Vanguard has been slower than its rivals to launch an exchange traded fund in Asia, but according to the chairman and chief executive of...
