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TRADE
FEATURE STORY The trade ties between Asia, Africa and the Middle East are growing stronger as these emerging markets seek regional relations
FEATURE STORY With India carrying more weight in the world economy and receiving a greater share of international investment, how has its integration in the global economy affected its companies, and what can the rest of the world learn from Indian companies? Two recent studies show signs of
FEATURE STORY India's capital markets changed forever on 12 April 1992, when India entered a decontrolled but regulated regime. It has now been 16 years since the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) initiated the reform process with the aim of putting the Indian capital markets on the world map.
FEATURE STORY Dan Scanlan, Head of Transaction Banking Americas for Standard Chartered Bank, discusses business concerns associated with a lengthening supply chain and how buyers are now required to think somewhat longer-term.
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