The unification of the markets. Putting an end to local infighting, Argentina’s main stock exchanges have now united under a common market known as BYMA. The Worldfolio sits down with its first leader, Ernesto Allaria, who shares his goals to making the consolidated institution an engine for the repatriation of Argentine assets and companies and growth of the local capital market.
The unification of the markets. Putting an end to local infighting, Argentina’s main stock exchanges have now united under a common market known as BYMA. The Worldfolio sits down with its first leader, Ernesto Allaria, who shares his goals to making the consolidated institution an engine for the repatriation of Argentine assets and companies and growth of the local capital market.
With a 30% share of FDI in the world’s third largest economy, the U.S. stands for Japan’s top investor. After months of “hard talk” during the American electoral campaign, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Donald Trump open a new era of business relations between the two countries
With a 30% share of FDI in the world’s third largest economy, the U.S. stands for Japan’s top investor. After months of “hard talk” during the American electoral campaign, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Donald Trump open a new era of business relations between the two countries
Established in August 2006, Tamkeen is one of the cornerstones of Bahrain’s national reform initiatives and Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030. CEO Dr. Ebrahim Mohammed Janahi speaks on how Tamkeen is tasked with supporting Bahrain's private sector and positioning it as the key driver of economic development
Established in August 2006, Tamkeen is one of the cornerstones of Bahrain’s national reform initiatives and Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030. CEO Dr. Ebrahim Mohammed Janahi speaks on how Tamkeen is tasked with supporting Bahrain's private sector and positioning it as the key driver of economic development
In this interview with The Worldfolio, Mr. Mohamed Yousif Al-Binfalah, CEO of Bahrain Airport Company (BAC) discusses how BAC fits into the long-term development goals of the kingdom and the details of their $1.1bn project which aims to increase its capacity to 14 million passengers a year, positioning Bahrain as a major aviation hub
In this interview with The Worldfolio, Mr. Mohamed Yousif Al-Binfalah, CEO of Bahrain Airport Company (BAC) discusses how BAC fits into the long-term development goals of the kingdom and the details of their $1.1bn project which aims to increase its capacity to 14 million passengers a year, positioning Bahrain as a major aviation hub
With more than 10 years’ experience, Adways is providing customized campaigns for all sized clients. The Worldfolio speaks with President and Founder Haruhisa Okamura.
With more than 10 years’ experience, Adways is providing customized campaigns for all sized clients. The Worldfolio speaks with President and Founder Haruhisa Okamura.
SOEs such as PT PP will be critical to realizing Indonesia’s infrastructure ambitions. The company has ambitions beyond this, with plans to become ASEAN’s largest integrated construction company by 2018
SOEs such as PT PP will be critical to realizing Indonesia’s infrastructure ambitions. The company has ambitions beyond this, with plans to become ASEAN’s largest integrated construction company by 2018
Secretary Rodolfo A. Salalima of the Department of ICT says the government has three priority areas for ICT: expanding the broadband network with public free Wi-Fi; E-Government, with the introduction integrated online government portal; and moving the BPO services to the countryside.
Secretary Rodolfo A. Salalima of the Department of ICT says the government has three priority areas for ICT: expanding the broadband network with public free Wi-Fi; E-Government, with the introduction integrated online government portal; and moving the BPO services to the countryside.
Egyptian Steel Group was one of the first to invest in Egypt after the 2011 revolution, a bet that has clearly paid off as the company now looks to increase its market share to 20% and achieve a production capacity of 2.3 million tons per year by 2018 to meet the rising demand for steel in the country
Egyptian Steel Group was one of the first to invest in Egypt after the 2011 revolution, a bet that has clearly paid off as the company now looks to increase its market share to 20% and achieve a production capacity of 2.3 million tons per year by 2018 to meet the rising demand for steel in the country
Mauricio Macri came to office with early reforms which sparked the interest for investors in boardrooms from New York to Zurich, eager to take advantage of Argentina’s lucrative agribusiness, energy, and technology sectors. Domestically however, many remain skeptical as to whether this pro-business government will truly act to improve the lives of the nearly one-third of Argentines who live in poverty. Nicolas Carver sits down with Minister of Social Development Carolina Stanley to discuss just that. Minister Stanley’s role within Mauricio Macri’s cabinet is key: to bridge the gap between the economic internationalization of the country and inclusive, sustainable growth.
Mauricio Macri came to office with early reforms which sparked the interest for investors in boardrooms from New York to Zurich, eager to take advantage of Argentina’s lucrative agribusiness, energy, and technology sectors. Domestically however, many remain skeptical as to whether this pro-business government will truly act to improve the lives of the nearly one-third of Argentines who live in poverty. Nicolas Carver sits down with Minister of Social Development Carolina Stanley to discuss just that. Minister Stanley’s role within Mauricio Macri’s cabinet is key: to bridge the gap between the economic internationalization of the country and inclusive, sustainable growth.
Long one of Argentina’s most successful businessmen, Eduardo Elsztain presides over his diversified company at the nexus of three critical growth sectors of the Argentine economy: real estate development, agribusiness, and home mortgages. While his companies have invested and grown to become Argentine multinational companies over many decades, he sits down with Nicolas Carver of The Worldfolio to discuss the changes with his company to seize the opportunity of Argentina’s current return to international credit and bond market. The result is his prized IRSA company becoming a not-so-micro microcosm of the Argentine economy itself: poised to expand as Argentina’s economy does the same.
Long one of Argentina’s most successful businessmen, Eduardo Elsztain presides over his diversified company at the nexus of three critical growth sectors of the Argentine economy: real estate development, agribusiness, and home mortgages. While his companies have invested and grown to become Argentine multinational companies over many decades, he sits down with Nicolas Carver of The Worldfolio to discuss the changes with his company to seize the opportunity of Argentina’s current return to international credit and bond market. The result is his prized IRSA company becoming a not-so-micro microcosm of the Argentine economy itself: poised to expand as Argentina’s economy does the same.
