New Politics and a Rich Diversity at the Heart of Durban’s Investment Appeal…
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Investment Migration Special Report
As global mobility and investment opportunities continue to evolve, so too do the initiatives designed to connect individuals with new residencies and second citizenships. CEO Insight is pleased to present this special report on investment migration, which highlights leading programs that underscore the strategic advantages of these opportunities. In this issue, we delve into the insights of key leaders from two distinguished markets: Malta and Antigua & Barbuda, each offering unique pathways to meet the aspirations of global citizens and investors alike. Click below to view the supplement Investment Migration Special Report…
Market Movers: Geopolitics, Earnings and Debates
By Kathleen Brooks, research director at XTB Geopolitics continues to dominate the market this morning, and oil is higher by a further 1.6% as retaliation risks grow, after Iranian missiles struck the interior of Israel. Iran has extended a flight suspension until tomorrow morning, which suggests that it expects Israel to strike at some point today. US and UK forces helped Israel to deter the latest missile attack, however, this is still a very fluid situation. While this situation remains ongoing, we expect it to have the most impact on commodities, especially oil. Right…
The Trend is Durban’s Friend
Durban is the best of Africa, and here, investors will find an unrivalled gateway to markets in South Africa as well as the continent beyond. Russell Curtis, CEO of Invest Durban recognizes that – like anywhere in Africa – challenges exist, but explains how these are being successfully tackled and addressed by all stakeholders working in concert. With business and government coming together as never before to craft and implement solutions at pace and scale, the stars are coming into full alignment. “The trend is Durban’s friend”, he said. Big business drawn to DurbanIn what is a clear ongoing trend, multinationals…