Making a Mark in Asia
China is one of the world’s largest economies, and Cyprusbased company PriorFX is gearing up to cater to the ever-increasing appetite of clients in the Asian republic.
China is one of the world’s largest economies, and Cyprusbased company PriorFX is gearing up to cater to the ever-increasing appetite of clients in the Asian republic.
Since gaining independence in 1965, the tiny Southeast Asian state has transformed itself from a small port city into a global trade hub and a financial powerhouse.
The arrival of faster and more efficient trading systems has reshaped the FX landscape. Yasin Qureshi of Varengold Bank explains how financial technology (fintech) is driving the forex space today.
As the global FX market has moved from the trading desks of big banks into the homes of retail traders, Alex Pusco of ActivTrades talks about developments in the world’s most liquid market.
With the world gradually warming to Bitcoin, Ingot Brokers’ Director Iman Mutlaq believes the cryptocurrency will become a key growth area for her company.
From waste to value – circular economic models go beyond the ‘take-make-dispose’ principle to ensure products are given a new lease of life, says Brendan Edgerton, Director of Circular Economy at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).
Tourism and real estate development are established pillars of Panama’s economy, while a growing logistics sector holds the key to the country’s future prosperity, explains Alberto Vallarino, President of Grupo VerdeAzul.
In order to achieve true sustainability, cities need holistic visions, brave leadership and open collaboration, says Roland Hunziker, Director of the Sustainable Buildings & Cities Programme at World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).
Mauritius is taking a fresh look at its financial services sector as it strengthens its profile as financial hub with easy access to Africa, Asia and beyond.
Along with the general trend of capital shifting from the west to the east, FX players are attaching more importance to trading flows in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. ForexTime’s CEO, Olga Rybalkina, highlights that her company does not believe in a one-size- fits-all-approach when expanding into new markets.
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