TOP INVESTMENT DESTINATIONS

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investors and developer tourists
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Foreign Investment Control in France – A Practical Guide for Investors

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foreign investor
By Olivia Lê Horovitz 1. What is the control of foreign investments in France? Foreign investment control is a system of prior authorization of certain...

Empowering your Business through Global Citizenship

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It is well known that the economic climate has a direct impact on all types of businesses. From unemployment, to changes in consumer income,...

Citizenship by Investment: What Countries Offer Best Conditions for Dual Citizenship?

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Citizenship by Investment
Citizenship by investment is a method of becoming a legal citizen in a certain country by obtaining citizenship via making an investment or purchasing...

Beyond Stocks and Bonds: This Alternative Asset Could be Your Next...

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Investment
If you keep all of your retirement money in traditional assets like stocks and bonds, you could be leaving tons of money on the...

Today, companies are setting their businesses into international markets across the globe more than ever before. Such a move is part of an organisation’s strategy in order to keep its business growing. In particular, companies seek to expand internationally to generate more revenue, diversify their business, or gain access to a larger talent pool.

However, going global comes with its own set of obstacles, varying from language and cultural barriers, to regulatory and compliance issues, to local competition, to operational issues. All these challenges have significant impact on how businesses will fare in the international market.

If you’re still testing the waters about expanding internationally, it matters to know the variables to consider – such as whether your target market is already saturated or not, the language requirements, regulations in place, the amount of time and money needed and perhaps most importantly, the country you aim to expand to.

To give you an idea of the best places to invest in, we present to you our series on the Top Investment Destinations for Business Growth in 2019.

For our 2019 July-August issue, we are honoured to feature Cedar Rose.
For our 2019 year-starter issue, we have featured BVI Finance.
For our first two features last year, we explored the economies of and growth opportunities in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) and Qatar.

North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) is considered as one of the top places for investors looking to expand and grow in Europe. Located in the heart of Europe and considered as Germany’s economically strongest federal state, NRW has proven to be a particularly attractive investment location for foreign companies in Germany and Europe for many years.

Qatar on the other hand is also highly regarded by investors. Ranked as the world’s richest country per capita based on data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) 2017, Qatar, with its well-developed, competitive local market and highly developed value chain, continues to attract international investors and businesses to its shores.

Discover more about what makes NRW a perfect location for your business set-up and expansion through insights from NRW.INVEST GmbH, the central contact point for investments in North Rhine-Westphalia, as well as the the industries in Qatar that present abundant opportunities for companies wishing to expand in the Arab world through our conversation with Yousuf Mohamed Al-Jaida, Chief Executive Officer at Qatar Financial Centre,the leading institution for quick and easy set up in Qatar and beyond.
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