What does responsible foreign investment look like?
Investors are seeking business resilience in the sweet spot between responsible investing and FDI amid the Covid-19 crisis.
Financial services
Financial services
In conversation with: Aon’s Marguerite Soeteman-Reijnen
Marguerite Soeteman-Reijnen, the chairman of the executive board at Aon Holdings and global chief marketing officer at Aon Inpoint, discusses embracing digital transformation, and promoting diversity and inclusion.
Ahead of the trends: How Costa Rica is creating value with purpose in a post-pandemic world
Partnership content: Leaders from the Costa Rican Investment Promotion Agency, the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Intel and Accenture discuss why Costa Rica is particularly attractive to investors at a time of global financial uncertainty.
Will the Covid crisis improve financial inclusion?
The restrictions imposed on people's movement by the Covid-19 pandemic forced many to turn to digital financial services for the first time. This could have a knock-on impact on financial inclusion across the world.
How digitisation is transforming financial services
AI, the cloud, blockchain, fintech and a host of other advancements have transformed the financial services industry in recent years, boosting financial inclusion and popularising online banking across the world.
The state of play: FDI in Israel
Israeli tech companies have proved attractive acquisition targets in recent years but greenfield investment had already been declining as Covid-19 hit.
The state of play: FDI in the Netherlands
The Netherlands has consistently punched above its weight when it comes to attracting FDI, though it did experience a dip in 2019.
Home comforts endure for UK financial service workers
UK financial service workers look set to stay away from the office in spite of efforts by the prime minister to lure them back, a new piece of research confirms.
London survives Covid-19 to remain leading foreign investment hub
Although the Covid-19 pandemic has hit London’s FDI inflows, the UK capital seems to be faring better than its global competitors.
