Angola´s financial sector, like its economy, has seen rapid growth in the past decade, as the number of domestic banks operating in the country jumped from 13 in 2005 to 29 in 2014. Although the majority of assets remain in the hands of a few major banks, foreign investors have begun to seize on the opportunities present.
Angola´s financial sector, like its economy, has seen rapid growth in the past decade, as the number of domestic banks operating in the country jumped from 13 in 2005 to 29 in 2014. Although the majority of assets remain in the hands of a few major banks, foreign investors have begun to seize on the opportunities present.
United World had the pleasure of catching up with the CEO of North West Development Corporation to discuss advancements in the business environment in North West and the province’s plan to industrialise and attract key investors to the province.
United World had the pleasure of catching up with the CEO of North West Development Corporation to discuss advancements in the business environment in North West and the province’s plan to industrialise and attract key investors to the province.
President of Santiago’s Chamber of Commerce Peter Hill spoke with United World about why the chamber is not just a “lunching club”, Chile’s impressive growth over the last 20 years, reducing inequality, following the Singapore model and trade relations with the U.S.
President of Santiago’s Chamber of Commerce Peter Hill spoke with United World about why the chamber is not just a “lunching club”, Chile’s impressive growth over the last 20 years, reducing inequality, following the Singapore model and trade relations with the U.S.
This is a United World interview for USA Today for a report on Antigua and Barbuda. Brian Stuart-Young, CEO of Global Bank of Commerce and Non-resident Ambassador to China, spoke about opportunities for American investors in the energy sector, Antigua’s robust framework for financial services, and the potential for the newly developed SugaPay to revolutionize payments across the Caribbean.
This is a United World interview for USA Today for a report on Antigua and Barbuda. Brian Stuart-Young, CEO of Global Bank of Commerce and Non-resident Ambassador to China, spoke about opportunities for American investors in the energy sector, Antigua’s robust framework for financial services, and the potential for the newly developed SugaPay to revolutionize payments across the Caribbean.
Thanks to heightened interest of the private sector and strong diplomatic work done by EG, the ties between both countries have strengthened in the past 10 years.
Thanks to heightened interest of the private sector and strong diplomatic work done by EG, the ties between both countries have strengthened in the past 10 years.
In just two years, Chiapas State has seen real changes take shape.
In just two years, Chiapas State has seen real changes take shape.
New business ventures unite one of the most extensive economic unions in the world further as Mexico removes barriers to foreign investment.
New business ventures unite one of the most extensive economic unions in the world further as Mexico removes barriers to foreign investment.
Since NAFTA launched on January 1, 1994, trade between the three nations has tripled to top $1.2 trillion per year and investments have quadrupled.
Since NAFTA launched on January 1, 1994, trade between the three nations has tripled to top $1.2 trillion per year and investments have quadrupled.
As the West has fewer opportunities for real estate development, some developers are looking to countries such as Malaysia for launching new projects. PM Communications sat down with the director of one such company, Mr. Martin R Haeger, to discuss the reason for Malaysia’s real estate boom.
As the West has fewer opportunities for real estate development, some developers are looking to countries such as Malaysia for launching new projects. PM Communications sat down with the director of one such company, Mr. Martin R Haeger, to discuss the reason for Malaysia’s real estate boom.
Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Trade shares the Prime Minister’s goal of making their nation the economic powerhouse of the region. Charles Fernandez told United World that his nation is ready to lead by example in the CARICOM, as he called on Antiguans abroad and international investors to buy into the government’s vision.
Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Trade shares the Prime Minister’s goal of making their nation the economic powerhouse of the region. Charles Fernandez told United World that his nation is ready to lead by example in the CARICOM, as he called on Antiguans abroad and international investors to buy into the government’s vision.
