The Annual Investment Meeting (AIM) announces AIM 2022 to enhance the attraction of foreign investments in the vital and promising sectors in light of the new global trends.

Investment roadshow and business opportunities in Europe to promote Chile as a business and investment destination in Latin America. InvestChile Managing Director Andrés Rodríguez Rowe will participate together with the head of the Investment Promotion Division, Salvatore Di Giovanni.

China's Asset-backed Securities (ABS) market has become the world's second-largest with growing and maturing auto loan ABS, as well as new opportunities in REITs, bank securitisations, and emerging infrastructure PPPs and green auto loans. With more than $200 billion in annual issuance, the Chinese ABS market represents a unique opportunity for those seeking yield and volume.

In June 2021 the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention (“MOHAP”) issued a pharmaceutical products traceability decree, which applies to all conventional medicines that are being traded in the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”).

Our planet is on the cusp of irreparable environmental devastation. Environmentalists and agencies such as the International Energy Agency have been advocating for years that switching to renewable energy is the only way to peaceful and healthy survival.

The Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) will be staging Explore: Do Business Jamaica Virtual Investment Conference (DBJVIC) from November 17 – 18, 2021 to introduce local and international investors to business opportunities in the island’s growing industries.

Although the preferred playing fields of GCC sovereign investment funds have traditionally been Europe and the US, we now see their sands shifting towards China. This momentum shows no signs of abating. What is more, Saudi Arabia is now ready to make its mark on Chinese equity markets, with a strategic approach to purchasing assets.

International inbound travel spending is forecasted to reach 72% of 2019 levels in 2022. The segment is not expected to fully recover until 2024 or 2025.

The Decree stipulates that all automotive companies and showrooms in Egypt must display the cars’ prices in Arabic (along with any other language if desired), and that such announced prices must be inclusive of any applicable taxes.

During this webinar we will focus on modern slavery and what it means for infrastructure supply chains.