Brazil-based BTG Pactual sees the opportunity in Europe’s PPPs for bigger returns on investment

Thierry Afschrift, Managing Partner of Afschrift Law Firm speaks to World Finance about the challenges of tax in Europe for HNWIs and companies

With the tax environment in the US – and Germany specifically – in flux, corporations need to be equipped for changes ahead

World Finance interviews Nick Bang, CEO of Liquid Markets, on the interesting foreign exchange volatility caused by emerging markets in Eastern Europe and Asia

World Finance interviews Jean-Patrick Marquet, Director of Municipal and Environmental Infrastructure at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

World Finance interviews Gerald Dannhaeuser, Global Head of FX Sales, Commerzbank Corporates and Markets, on the outlook for the EURUSD in light of the ongoing European debt crisis

World Finance interviews Stan Klebaner, Chief Business Development Officer of FinFX, on how the broker’s success in the Nordic region is leading to global expansion

World Finance interviews Yuriy Rubin, Chief Financial Officer of Irkutsk Oil Company, on the company’s east Siberia drilling and highly productive Yaraktinsky field

Switzerland, at Europe’s geographic centre, has a robust economy and a record of attracting multinational companies

Covering just over 300 sq km of land, Malta may be one of the tiniest countries in the EU, but it has big ambitions. Shirley Redpath speaks to Rosanne Bonnici

It is no secret that 2010 was not one of the finest years in the history of Greece. Attracting a lot of bad publicity due to its deteriorating public finances, it became a case study for (sovereign debt) crisis management

The strategic investor OYAK was the first private pension plan established in Turkey and is the largest by assets

Cyprus Trust Law is based on the English Trustee Act 1925; in general Cyprus applies the English equitable principals on Trusts. The International Trust Law of 1992 aims to increase the reputation of Cyprus as an International Financial Centre by creating the necessary infrastructure

This modern EU member has long been an attractive jurisdiction for doing business, capitalising on its geo-economic location, tax regime and high quality professional services and infrastructure

Finland has come a long way since the virtually closed economic system which was in place until the early 1980s, says Kalevi Tervanen