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| | | ... financial realities, but this is now starting to change," he said. "The basic strength of many countries in Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe has rarely been so secularly robust as it is now, particularly in comparison to many developed countries." ... |
| | | | ... in the asset class," she said. "Over the last five years there has been a lot of capital coming in from Asia and Latin America." Blackburn added: "One of the biggest stories coming out of private equity is that it has been such a slow sector over a period ... |
| | | | ... done in China decreased, this was offset elsewhere, in greater Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Russia and Brazil. Latin America is just one of many markets, but conditions on the ground mimic those across much of the emerging world, said Peter Von Lehe ... |
| | | | ... 40% under the deal, to 251 billion Swiss francs, with two-thirds of the assets being acquired domiciled in Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. "This transaction represents a rare opportunity to acquire an international pure-play wealth management ... |
| | | | ... the continuing evolution of the market. Other opportunities of interest at the moment include Eastern Europe and Latin America, particularly Brazil and Peru where Hamilton Lane is pursuing buy and build type strategies, according to Blackburn. "We've ... |
| | | | ... invested in universal access to safe water and sanitation was around US$5, taking into account maintenance costs. In Latin America the figure is US$16 and in some African countries, the capital investment would be paid back within three years, the report ... |
| | | | ... 80% of the microinsurance market, driven by demand in China and especially India where 60% of the market resides. Latin America accounts for 15% and Africa makes up 5%, notes a new edition of the microinsurance compendium released by the Facility and ... |
| | | | ... costs spiralling higher and/or their competitiveness shot. Now do you still wonder why many governments in Asia and Latin America and oh, let's not forget China, are keeping their currencies down? Fortunately Australian "diggers" -- that is, mining companies ... |
| | | | "Betcha by golly wow You're the one that I've been waiting for..." -Stylistics Hear ye, hear ye, the Europeans have reached an accord - and financial markets liked the sound of that. Major European equity indices soared between 2.9% (FTSE-100) and 6.3 ... |
| | | | ... relationships for short-term and future growth," he said. In terms of forecasted trade growth by region by 2025, Latin America leads the way with 100% growth, Asia with 96%, Europe recorded 77%, MENA with 85%, North America with 55% and finally the global ... |
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