A long-term commitment to the region
When GAM opened an office in Dubai in September 2007, it was not jumping on the bandwagon of the world’s fastest-growing financial centre but demonstrating its long-term commitment to a region that
When GAM opened an office in Dubai in September 2007, it was not jumping on the bandwagon of the world’s fastest-growing financial centre but demonstrating its long-term commitment to a region that
Over the past few years, there has been considerable economic growth and an increase in prosperity across the Middle East, which has fuelled a significant investment boom.
The financial tremors emanating from the United States and being felt around the world are expected to have only a marginal impact on the economies of the Middle East and North Africa.
In recent months, market gyrations have shaken hedge funds and investors throughout the world, and the Middle East has not been immune to increasing risk aversion among investors.
Traditional and alternative funds serviced in Ireland reached USD1,934.9bn (EUR1,228.7bn) at the end of June, reflecting annual growth of 18.5 per cent from USD1,633.3bn in mid-2007, accor
The world has changed for private equity.
Boston-based law firm Goodwin Procter has announced it will open an office in Hong Kong, focusing on private equity, venture capital, technology companies and fund formation.
Paul Scrivener and Laura Hatfield of Cayman Islands law firm Solomon Harris note the continuing strength of the world’s largest offshore hedge fund
Schulte Roth & Zabel International has announced that fund and structured finance lawyer Nick Terras has joined the firm in London as a partner in the investment management group, from
South Africa-based Standard Bank says the long-term fundamentals of emerging markets private equity remain strong, offering tremendous growth prospects generally, and specifically a real p
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