Can a business focused on sustainability make a superior return for its shareholders? Yes, and one investment firm has proved it. Tim Burke reports.

As the Masdar City project shows, investment in clean technologies and energies across the Middle East is growing – and governments are leading the way. Liz Salecka reports.

emeafinance brought together a range of players involved in sustainable project finance to discuss the market.

Western law firms eyeing Islamic finance must do more than dabble to succeed in a competitive market, reports Mark Dunne.

Russia’s first foray into the international debt markets since 1998 was a success. Now comes the next leg of the journey. Julian Evans reports.

Egypt’s exchange is set for a shift as it strives to draw new listings and investors. Liz Salecka reports.

The private banking industry is changing – and players in emerging markets are set to benefit. Tim Burke reports.

Gatehouse Bank’s Richard Thomas has been working in Islamic finance for the best part of 30 years. He tells Tim Burke how he’s seen the industry change – and why the opportunities today are greater than ever.

Iraq needs funds to rebuild and frontier investors are looking for high-risk, high-return opportunities. They seem an ideal match, so why isn’t there more liquidity in the market? Mark Dunne reports.

Lebanon’s top banks are in fine health. That’s good news – their government needs them. Tim Burke reports.

The GCC nations’ natural resources lie at the heart of their continued recovery, writes Joseph Trevisani.
 

Specialist private equity funds are helping to save the world, one deal at a time. Mark Dunne reports.