Financial Times Live and fDi Magazine proudly
present the inaugural fDi Forum 2014.
Despite the risks and challenges global market opportunities continue to
present themselves and success
today demands an international outlook. Companies are expanding across borders at ever-earlier stages in their development and these smaller, younger companies bring with them different business interests and are influencing the direction of foreign direct investment (FDI) flows. Meanwhile, the larger multinational enterprises are constantly appraising their international operations to best maximise returns.
Chaired by Courtney Fingar, Editor-in-Chief of fDi Magazine, this timely forum will define the challenges and rewards that companies face as they expand into new global markets.
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES FROM: |
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Dan Cobley Vice President, Brand Solutions Google UK & Ireland |
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The Rt Hon Matthew Hancock MP UK Minister of State for Business and Enterprise |
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ECONOMIC FORECAST FROM: |
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Courtney Fingar Editor-in-Chief fDi Magazine |
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Chris Giles Economics Editor Financial Times |
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REGISTER TO LOOK BEHIND THE HEADLINES
- Africa's investment attractiveness on the up, says EY (Elsa Makouezi, fDi Intelligence - FT Group, 04 July 2014)
- MENA is on strong recovery path: World Bank (Elsa Makouezi, fDi Intelligence - FT Group, 04 July 2014)
- Sub-Saharan Africa a leading FDI desintation: IMF (Barbara Njau, fDi Intelligence - FT Group, 03 June 2014)
- Mixed signals from new Indian government (N Chandra Mohan, fDi Intelligence - FT Group, 03 June 2014)
- Narendra Modi prepares to raise India’s FDI limits (Victor Mallet, Financial times, 30 May 2014)
- Capital flows: the EM push-me-pull-you (Jonathan Wheatley, Beyond Brics - Financial Times, 29 May 2014)
- Foreign direct investment picks up in Europe (Sarah Gordon, Financial Times, 27 May 2014)
- Latin American infrastructure boom expected (Jason Mitchell, fDi Intelligence - FT Group, 14 May 2014)
- Breaking the silicon mould (Karen E Thuermer, fDi Intelligence - FT Group, 15 April 2014)
- China slowdown? FDI inflows confound the sceptics (James Kynge, Beyond Brics - Financial Times, 19 Feb 2014)
