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New Models for Financing Infrastructure in Asia
With nearly 60 percent of the global population and still growing, it’s no surprise that Asia’s gro
wth continues to surpass that of other regions.
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Risky Business: Understanding Asia's Geopolitical and Societal Uncertainties
As investors show renewed interest in Asia, old concerns about political and economic risks are re
surfacing. Although large parts of the region are under dynamic new management, old animosities appear to threaten Asia's rise.
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Southeast Asia: A Compelling Case for Investment
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China's Outbound Investment: A Bid for Influence or Better Returns?
As Asia's wealth grows, new investors from the region are looking for prospects beyond their borde
rs. Chinese corporates are poised to take an even larger role in global commerce as they turn to cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
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Investing in Emerging Markets: The Returns Are in the Details
When investors bunch countries together with labels like BRIC, it often obscures the subtle differ
ences in national economies such as trade exposure to the U.S., Europe, Japan and China.
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Silver Strategies: Capitalizing on the Longevity Economy
With 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 every day in the United States, investors and business leaders
are recognizing the extraordinary potential of the longevity economy.
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Global Real Estate: Best Countries, Best Classes
Opportunities in real estate vary greatly by country and asset class. Where are investors likely t
o find the best returns? Are slow-growth markets, such as the euro zone, undervalued?
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Great Ambition: Islamic Finance Goes Global
Islamic banking, based on religious principles that forbid collecting interest, is one of the fast
est-growing sectors in global finance and one that escaped significant damage during the financial crisis.
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Credit Markets: What's Next?
Institute Chairman Mike Milken moderates our annual look at the issues shaping the global credit m
arkets. How are corporate bond markets responding to new capital-requirement rules for banks and dealers?
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The World in Turmoil
Events of the past year suggest the world is sinking deeper into turmoil. Religious extremists are
literally gaining ground in the Middle East and Africa, and Russia backs Ukrainian rebels in defiance of Western sanctions.
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Global Overview
The economies of developed nations are back on track, or are getting there. The U.S. and UK both a
re in growth mode, and quantitative easing and low oil prices should lift Japan and the euro zone.
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India: Can Modi Turn the Elephant Around?
India's "gasping elephant" economy appears to be getting a second wind. Optimism has been rising s
ince Narendra Modi was elected prime minister on a business-friendly reform agenda last year.
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