FT | Investing in Peru

PERU Investing in FINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Wednesday September 21 2011 Beware Brazilians bearing gifts Peruvians have mixed feelings about their...

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PERU Investing in FINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Wednesday September 21 2011 Beware Brazilians bearing gifts Peruvians have mixed feelings about their neighbour’s influence Page 2 Markets have applauded Ollanta Humala’s decision to swap his signature red T-shirt and revolutionary rhetoric for a sombre suit and pledges to protect... Plus

PERU Investing in FINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Wednesday September 21 2011 Beware Brazilians bearing gifts Peruvians have mixed feelings about their neighbour’s influence Page 2 Markets have applauded Ollanta Humala’s decision to swap his signature red T-shirt and revolutionary rhetoric for a sombre suit and pledges to protect the rights of investors. However, the Peruvian president’s abrupt shift in message has left observers, and some of his own supporters, waiting to see what he does next. “Humala is a work in progress,” says Michael Shifter, president of InterAmerican Dialogue, the Washington policy forum. “The initial signs are basically positive on economic and social policy. The concerns are more in terms of his statements on human rights and some of the advisers he has on security and democracy issues. ” The new president has promised “more action and fewer words” than Alan García, his predecessor. Mr Humala’s first acts included the brokering of a $1. 1bn windfall min Moins

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FT Special Report | Banking & Finance - Central & Eastern Europe

BANKING & FINANCE Central & Eastern Europe FINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Friday May 20 2011 Region faces long haul from recession E motions across central and...

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BANKING & FINANCE Central & Eastern Europe FINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Friday May 20 2011 Region faces long haul from recession E motions across central and eastern Europe have run the gamut since 2008, from fear of a regional meltdown to relief that catastrophe had been averted. Now the mood has settled into one of sober... Plus

BANKING & FINANCE Central & Eastern Europe FINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Friday May 20 2011 Region faces long haul from recession E motions across central and eastern Europe have run the gamut since 2008, from fear of a regional meltdown to relief that catastrophe had been averted. Now the mood has settled into one of sober realism. Many countries are realising that the climb back from recession is going to be long and hard. Growth will not quickly, if ever, return to the levels of the years before the collapse of Lehman Brothers triggered the global financial crisis. Thanks to co-ordinated international action, there was not a single sovereign default across the former Communist bloc. Many governments and authorities – not to mention populations – in the region also acted with a toughness and determination to correct fiscal and external imbalances that put those farther west and south in Europe to shame. Yet a series of factors has left the region’s performance well behind em Moins

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FT Special Report | Vienna as a Financial Center

VIENNA As a Financial CentreFINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Wednesday April 6 2011 Video on FT. com Neil Buckley talks about prospects for the city and region...

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VIENNA As a Financial CentreFINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Wednesday April 6 2011 Video on FT. com Neil Buckley talks about prospects for the city and region www. ft. com/vienna­finance­2011 | twitter. com/ftreports Inside this issue Russian visitors The rouble is making waves in finance, commerce and property Page 2 Investigations... Plus

VIENNA As a Financial CentreFINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Wednesday April 6 2011 Video on FT. com Neil Buckley talks about prospects for the city and region www. ft. com/vienna­finance­2011 | twitter. com/ftreports Inside this issue Russian visitors The rouble is making waves in finance, commerce and property Page 2 Investigations Watchdog tackles unhappy legacy of lax supervision Page 2 Insurance Sector eyes ‘catch up’ potential of region Page 2 Interview Josef Pröll, Austrian finance minister, says he is optimistic the country will remain very attractive to investors Page 3 Taxation The devil lies in the detail for the collection of a new capital­gains levy Page 3 Stock exchanges Bourse painstakingly pursues goal to be regional hub Page 4 Airport Delays to upgrade hamper efficiency Page 4 Regional ties Banking paves the way in former Yugoslav states Page 4 Worries ease on exposure to east V ienna is famed for its abundance of charming cafés where one can while away hours, with a c Moins

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FT Special Report | The new Egypt

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Kuwait Times Jan 20, 2012

NO: 15334- Friday, January 20, 2012www. kuwaittimes. net Max 15º Min 02º FREE SAKHIR, Bahrain: Bahrain King Hamad bin Isa AlKhalifa (left) and Dubai ruler...

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NO: 15334- Friday, January 20, 2012www. kuwaittimes. net Max 15º Min 02º FREE SAKHIR, Bahrain: Bahrain King Hamad bin Isa AlKhalifa (left) and Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum (right) watch an air display performance during the Bahrain International Airshow yesterday in Sakhir, Bahrain. —AP 6 K’SPATHto... Plus

NO: 15334- Friday, January 20, 2012www. kuwaittimes. net Max 15º Min 02º FREE SAKHIR, Bahrain: Bahrain King Hamad bin Isa AlKhalifa (left) and Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum (right) watch an air display performance during the Bahrain International Airshow yesterday in Sakhir, Bahrain. —AP 6 K’SPATHto holduniquedog showtomorrow 17 Pakistanigovt bows totop court’sdemand 63 Serenaswats asideStrycova toadvance Three-day International Air Show opens Bahrain takes to the skies Moins

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EMBASSY Sept 22, 2010

EMBASSYCANADA’S FOREIGN POLICY NEWSWEEKLY OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2010 ISSUE 323 • $3. 00 Committees: Mining, free trade and jets top agenda for new...

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EMBASSYCANADA’S FOREIGN POLICY NEWSWEEKLY OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2010 ISSUE 323 • $3. 00 Committees: Mining, free trade and jets top agenda for new season—Page 12 When he was appointed president of Rights and Democracy in February, Gérard Latulippe walked into a firestorm. His respected predecessor, Rémy Beauregard,... Plus

EMBASSYCANADA’S FOREIGN POLICY NEWSWEEKLY OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2010 ISSUE 323 • $3. 00 Committees: Mining, free trade and jets top agenda for new season—Page 12 When he was appointed president of Rights and Democracy in February, Gérard Latulippe walked into a firestorm. His respected predecessor, Rémy Beauregard, had died of a sudden heart attack following a contentious board meeting in which a months-long power struggle had come to a head. To some, Mr. Latulippe was seen as the man who could turn the organization into what it was meant to be. Having worked on democracy development through the Middle East, Africa and Haiti with the National Democratic Institute, it was felt he could bring the Crown corporation back on track after years of drift. To others, however, Mr. Latulippe was seen as the man who would finalize the Conservative government’s efforts to turn During a meeting last week with members of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters, International Trade Minis Moins

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