Over 5,000 foreign companies from 86 countries are conducting
their business in Montenegro, writes Dr Petar Ivanovic

Creating an investment fund with value takes time, Aabar Investment’s CEO tells Shirley Redpath

Slovenia’s practical, straightforward approach to business and pleasure has demonstrated its value both in good times and in times when investors evaluating opportunities become wary of economic prospects

The Philippines’ next president will have to turn his back on populist promises made during the campaign and raise taxes sooner rather than later to prevent a financial crisis soon after the May elections

How tax law in Mexico is stifling business

The economic signs are positive under Germany’s new government, writes Dieter Endres

As the world economy continues to suffer at the hands of the recession, World Finance spoke to Pieris Markou, head of tax services at Deloitte, about how Cyprus has managed to keep appealing to foreign investors

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors have risen into mainstream consciousness recently as key criteria forming part of long-term company valuation by financial institutions

Despite Slovenia’s population of two million, its economy often punches above its weight on the international business playfield. Better known as a tourist destination, Slovenia has attracted a few brownfield and greenfield investment projects

Hungary offers countless advantages to foreign businesses, but among the most important is its strategic location in the heart of Europe

Trinidad and Tobago’s Trade & Investment Convention (TIC) “demonstrates the integration of our regional businesses in the global marketplace and underscores the unique position of Trinidad and Tobago as a major hub for business