Oil and gas MNCs favour North American subsidiaries
The world’s leading offshore oil and gas industry companies operate an average of 130.2 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
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A listing of Australia’s IPAs
Australia is one of the leading destinations for FDI globally. Investment Monitor's clickable directory offers a guide to investment promotion agencies across the country.
Mining multinationals tilt towards Asia for subsidiaries
The world’s leading mining companies operate an average of 95.5 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
Is corruption a barrier to FDI? It’s complicated…
High corruption levels can put an investor off a potential destination, but if that destination offers other competitive advantages then transparency issues can be overlooked.
Power industry MNCs favour North America over Asia for subsidiaries
The world’s leading power industry operations and technologies companies operate an average of 124.6 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
Why liveability matters more than ever when it comes to investment attraction
Now that many workers have realised that they don't have to live within an (often sweaty) commute of their workplace, the importance of a location's liveability is surging in importance, writes eutopia's Judith O'Doherty.
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Opinion: Look at foreign investment to understand the UK’s inequality
Talent and public funding in the UK are too skewed towards London, meaning the capital attracts outsized flows of foreign investment.
A listing of Turkey’s IPAs
Turkey is an FDI hotspot, offering investors access to Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Investment Monitor's interactive map is a guide to investment promotion agencies across the country.
A listing of Greece and Cyprus’s IPAs
Investment Monitor's clickable directory offers a complete guide to investment promotion agencies across Cyprus and Greece.
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Apparel multinationals and subsidiaries: Which locations have the best fit?
The world’s leading apparel supply chain companies each operate an average of 185.8 subsidiaries, but which countries are in favour for these operations?
Which locations have the best flavour for food company subsidiaries?
The world’s leading food manufacturing and supply companies operate an average of 104.7 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
SDG focus: Cities must think smart to bounce back from Covid setback
Investments in green buildings, smart transportation and smart city technology can make cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable, which is the UN’s 11th Sustainable Development Goal.
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