The Biden presidency: What now?
Finally, after 11 turbulent weeks dominated by court cases and riots, Joe Biden is ensconced in the White House. Investment Monitor looks at what the next four years will entail.
Politics
Can Biden’s infrastructure plan meet high expectations?
The clean energy and sustainable infrastructure plan that formed a key part of Joe Biden's election campaign is bringing optimism to an industry hopeful of a much-awaited roll-out of projects in the US.
What is in store for FDI post-Covid and beyond?
Martin Kaspar, head of corporate development at a German automotive company, looks at how FDI, businesses and countries will come out of the Covid-19 crisis.
Will Biden punish Britain for Brexit?
Joe Biden's Irish ancestry and opposition to Brexit means many in the UK are looking on nervously given that a trade deal with the US is yet to be agreed.
Biden won’t solve the US’s FDI woes
Donald Trump's anti-globalisation rhetoric spooked many investors, but will a more FDI-friendly Joe Biden reverse this stance or simply water it down?
Joe Biden and the future of US manufacturing
Investment Monitor assesses Donald Trump's record within the US manufacturing industry, and spells out the challenges that lie ahead for Joe Biden.
Whitepapers
Big Business turns its back on Trump – but the damage is done
Corporate America bought into Trumpism, until horror over the president’s undermining of democracy proved a bridge too far, writes Investment Monitor editor-in-chief Courtney Fingar.
How Trump lost his war on FDI
Donald Trump quickly went on the offensive against the TPP and Nafta, and frequently attacked moves towards globalisation, but has the US's relationship with FDI changed in the past four years?
What now for the UK’s financial services?
Financial services providers in the UK should find out in March 2021 what access they will have to the EU. The result could have a huge impact on FDI inflows in the sector.
Partner content
What the Brexit deal means for manufacturing
The widespread opinion among manufacturers was that any deal would be better than a no-deal Brexit. However, now that the trade deal has been secured, the negotiations are far from over.
Does foreign aid promote investment?
Foreign aid's relationship with FDI has been the topic of many studies, but the link between the two is a complex one.
War and peace and FDI
The link between foreign direct investment and peace is clear, but the direction in which it runs is less obvious.
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